Chapter

 1 2,3 | courts and the renown of his fetes. Piero dei Medici had at
 2 4,5 |  women in Italy. ~The balls, fetes, and tourneys began with
 3 5,8 |     was made the occasion of fetes and immense rejoicings.
 4 6,1 |     France, where victorious fetes and rejoicings were awaiting
 5 8,1 | There was nothing but balls, fetes, masquerades; there were
 6 8,1 |     as in a furnace at these Fetes; and, by Heaven's just punishment,
 7 10,3|     for holding the carnival fetes. The next day, therefore,
 8 10,4|     the pope gave the people fetes and fireworks, without troubling
 9 11,4|    when war was interrupted, fetes began, as magnificent and
10 12,4|   Such was the nature of the fetes outside; the programme of
11 12,4|      The object of all these fetes was to scatter abroad a