Chapter

 1 3,4  |      separation was therefore changed into a divorce, and Lucrezia
 2 4,1  |       of Milan's proposition, changed the whole face of Italy. ~
 3 4,1  |    himself: he attributed the changed political programme to the
 4 5,2  |  Palle, Palle." But times had changed: there was no echo to the
 5 6,3  |      and his pensioners, soon changed attack for defence and defence
 6 7,4  |      and then his despair was changed to madness: he ran through
 7 9,3  | suspicion was humiliating; he changed shirt, dress, and cowl.
 8 9,3  |  fooled, their enthusiasm was changed into derision. They were
 9 11,2 |      Alexander nor Caesar had changed in their perpetual dissimulation
10 11,2 |      fight him: the young men changed parts, and when four mules
11 11,4 |  there the face of things was changed: Faenza at that time was
12 Epi,2|     done; and the new convert changed his Jewish name of Abraham