Chapter

 1 3,4 |       effect into the plots and plans of Alexander VI; the separation
 2 6,3 |        troops, had modelled his plans on those of the King of
 3 10,2|        for Rome, to explain his plans to his father viva voce
 4 10,4|     ranks. ~Scarcely were these plans settled when the duke heard
 5 11,5| diverted Caesar's mind from his plans about Faenza. Scarcely did
 6 12,1|       being the man to have his plans upset for nothing, made
 7 12,1|         of reprisals. ~Caesar's plans with regard to Florence
 8 13,4|    through intermediaries alone plans in which their own fortunes
 9 14,3|    actions no longer by his own plans but according to circumstances.
10 15,4|     governor and discussing his plans. But Gonzalvo was only waiting