Chapter

 1 2,3 |      origin and progress of his fortunes; for wherever reasons of
 2 3,2 |      proof of the change in his fortunes: at the Vatican the respect
 3 3,2 |        keen an interest in your fortunes. Therefore are we armed
 4 3,3 |         toiled to establish our fortunes, scarcely had he left empty
 5 4,3 |      all other questions to the fortunes of war. ~A piece of news
 6 4,5 |       more to the rescue of the fortunes of Charles VIII. ~ ~ ~
 7 8,1 |     were beginning to covet the fortunes of those very men who had
 8 10,2|         attached himself to the fortunes of the Duke of Milan, his
 9 11,1|     might be wrought in his own fortunes by any slight accident to
10 13,4| Bentivaglio should separate his fortunes from the Vitelli and Orsini; ~
11 13,4|        plans in which their own fortunes were interested as well