Chapter

1 7,2 |        satisfied with an empty triumph of vanity and display for
2 9,1 | Leonard's dei Medici was a new triumph for Savonarola, so, wishing
3 9,2 |       sure as they were of the triumph of their cause, they wished
4 10,3|     that his entry should be a triumph; so when he learned that
5 10,3|        a representation of the triumph of Julius Caesar, to be
6 11,3|    nothing else in his hour of triumph but the scream that had
7 11,3|      fete, besides affording a triumph to each of the young men,
8 13,3|  re-entered Camerino, borne in triumph by his people. Not even