Chapter

 1 7,1 |     to incur the reproach of bringing them to Rome far nothing.
 2 8,4 |   the precious stones he was bringing to his fiancee, and the
 3 8,4 | clusters of rubies. ~Lastly, bringing up the rear of the magnificent
 4 9,1 |     the Piazza of the Duoma, bringing these works of perdition,
 5 9,3 |    been without influence in bringing about this sudden and astonishing
 6 12,2|     Philip of Rabenstein was bringing by sea six Breton and Provencal
 7 13,2|  Louis XII had just arrived, bringing with him proof positive
 8 13,4|      Duke of Valentinais was bringing, left the citadel in the
 9 13,5|     who were in the habit of bringing him food twice a day on
10 14,3|   office and dignities, each bringing his own company to the Vatican,