Chapter

 1 Pro,2|     restore to the republic her ancient independence and her former
 2 1,1  |  millions, existed not yet. The ancient edifice, which had lasted
 3 1,3  |     Rome under Caesar's rule in ancient story~ At home and o'er
 4 2,1  |       to their victories in the ancient world and their discoveries
 5 2,3  | coastline of the canals and the ancient duchy of Venice, the provinces
 6 4,3  |    voluptuous royal audience of ancient Assyria, rather than at
 7 5,1  |        be like an army of those ancient barbarians who were wont
 8 5,4  |         edges like those of the ancient Romans, and carried ashen
 9 5,6  |      Very Holy Father, it is an ancient custom among Christian kings,
10 10,3 |   pleasure, had lost, not their ancient courage, but that rigidity
11 12,1 |     should be reinstated in his ancient power; that six Florentine
12 13,1 |        the establishment of the ancient constitution, they besieged
13 13,3 |        Orsini and Vitelli their ancient engagements in the way of