Chapter

 1 2,3 |        him. ~The duchy of Milan belonged nominally to John Galeazzo,
 2 2,3 |     lost all her liberties, and belonged in fact, if not by right,
 3 4,2 |      See; and to the pope alone belonged the right of pronouncing
 4 4,3 |       of her sovereign properly belonged, and that in consequence
 5 7,1 |     castles and fortresses that belonged to the Orsini, who thought
 6 7,2 |    finest and largest that ever belonged to a Christian prince, while
 7 10,2|   territory of Sermoneta, which belonged to the Caetani. Of course
 8 10,4|         Bellinzona; for it then belonged to the French, and when
 9 13,1|     frontiers of Perugia, which belonged to his lieutenant, Gian
10 13,5|        of Monte Giardino, which belonged to the Orsini, and take
11 14,3| presence of mind that naturally belonged to him. He ordered Michelotto
12 15,4|     being a town which had once belonged to the Church, and now should
13 15,4|  mounting a wretched horse that belonged to a peasant, rode as far