Chapter

 1 1,3  |              evening, in the midst of brilliant illuminations and bonfires,
 2 3,2  |         awaited him in the midst of a brilliant and numerous assemblage
 3 4,1  | fellow-citizens the means of making a brilliant display of his own wealth.
 4 4,5  |            the head of a numerous and brilliant court, and both glittering
 5 5,7  |               and with a numerous and brilliant following made his way to
 6 6,2  |            Apennines, and the sky was brilliant with lightning. At break
 7 8,4  |             beans, which reflected so brilliant a light that one might have
 8 12,4 |              under the torchlight and brilliant illuminations, she made
 9 12,4 |              and liveries. Among this brilliant throng might be seen Olivero
10 Epi,2|           every day and becoming more brilliant and more pure, it is borne