Chapter

 1 Pro,2|       cried Savonarola, "poor in genius, poor in money, and poor
 2 Pro,2|         poor in courage; poor in genius, because after you, Lorenzo,
 3 1,3  | directing at the will of his own genius. ~ ~
 4 2,1  |   entrenchment; while two men of genius, Bartolome Diaz and Christopher
 5 2,2  |          on any consciousness of genius: he was an enemy to all
 6 2,3  |      neither the courage nor the genius of his father, and yet he
 7 2,3  |          was far from having the genius of his father: he was handsome,
 8 5,8  |     bending all the force of his genius to restore the league of
 9 7,2  |        the money and none of the genius, who has the helmet and
10 9,1  |       man whose power was in his genius, whose armour was his purity,
11 10,3 |          himself with the glory, genius, and fortune of the great
12 13,2 |        in the nature of Caesar's genius to divert an impending calamity