Chapter

 1 Pro,1| unavailing, and so he had come to understand that he must part from those
 2 1,1  |           yet, as the reader will understand from the foregoing explanation,
 3 3,4  |   sovereigns of Italy had come to understand, when they let their eyes
 4 4,4  |       give the Turkish emperor to understand that the expedition to Italy
 5 5,2  |           a reply, one may easily understand, terrified the republic.
 6 6,3  |          were German, and did not understand the order, or thought it
 7 6,4  |     replied: ~(1) That he did not understand how the pope, the chief
 8 7,4  |         his daughter had made him understand how dangerous it would be
 9 8,2  |  Accordingly the archbishop would understand what the pope expected of
10 11,2 |       Lucrezia's husband, who had understand for a long time past what
11 12,2 |       Calonna made this multitude understand that at least they ought
12 13,5 |        but I did not at that time understand what he meant; next he explained,