Chapter

1 7,2 |      had come to Rome, on the pretext of taking part in the solemnity,
2 7,3 |       fixed at daybreak. This pretext was all the more plausible
3 8,1 |   Lucrezia was dissolved on a pretext of nullity. Then Frederic
4 8,4 |   sunshine. ~The king, on the pretext of going out hunting, went
5 10,2| Caetano was arrested, on what pretext we know not, was taken to
6 11,2|  afford Alexander any sort of pretext for a rupture, so he could
7 13,4|   come out to meet them, on a pretext of doing them honour, to
8 15,4|   chose, would have plenty of pretext for making a case against