Chapter

 1 4,1 |      two leagues. Alexander VI, wounded by Ferdinand's treatment
 2 5,8 |  augmenting their power, he had wounded their feelings by bestowing
 3 7,1 | Ronciglione the Duke of Gandia, wounded in the face by a pike-thrust,
 4 7,2 |          His sister's obstinacy wounded him deeply, for ever since
 5 7,4 |         woman or a roar as of a wounded lion; even the beautiful
 6 11,3|        stabbed in the side, and wounded both in the leg and in the
 7 11,3|         the others, lifting the wounded man in their arms, carried
 8 11,3|     Alexander's son-in-law, the wounded man was making progress
 9 11,5|       the republic. I have been wounded in the soul's noblest part
10 11,5|         had been found dead and wounded. A man had been seen going
11 12,3|        made prisoners; Ranuzia, wounded by an arrow, fell into the
12 15,1|         pain and roaring like a wounded lion. The cardinals, who