Chapter

 1 4,5 | beforehand, for whose successful execution, moreover, he had been obliged
 2 5,8 |       the cardinal entrusted the execution of one part of his vengeance;
 3 5,8 |        secret ones were put into execution. These obliged Ferdinand
 4 7,3 |       time, place, and manner of execution. Caesar replied that the
 5 7,3 |        the place and the mode of execution, they would depend on circumstances,
 6 8,3 |  procession reached the place of execution, the thieves were hanged,
 7 8,3 |        most exciting part of the execution; but her father was holding
 8 9,3 |         were led to the place of execution, degraded of their orders
 9 12,4|       you nothing concerning the execution of Ramiro d'Orco, except
10 13,1|      Rome to put the sentence in execution. Consequently, when he arrived
11 13,5|  Sinigaglia as soon as the first execution was over, assuring Macchiavelli