Chapter

 1 2,1 |            The King of France had accepted these terms. ~But then Innocent
 2 4,1 |           s treatment of himself, accepted Ludovico Sforza's proposition,
 3 4,1 |            So the proposition was accepted, and a secret alliance was
 4 5,2 | reasonable conditions, which were accepted, signed by both parties,
 5 6,4 |        alike. ~The Colonna family accepted this proposition, and the
 6 7,1 |    vanquished party; and the pope accepted his conditions without demur;
 7 8,3 |       that he entered the Church, accepted the cardinal's scarlet,
 8 8,3 |           his son's inclinations, accepted his resignation, and yielded
 9 9,2 |          the mortal challenge was accepted; Savonarola's partisans,
10 15,3|        his conditions, which were accepted. ~If elected, Giuliano delta
11 15,3|      after Caesar's own heart, he accepted it at once. ~The resolution
12 16,1|       with him: Caesar gratefully accepted. ~This time it was the prisoner
13 16,2|          in the afternoon. Caesar accepted it. ~For nearly four hours