Chapter

1 2,1  |    Rome which had never been enjoyed by any of their predecessors. ~
2 4,2  |      benefice he had himself enjoyed before his elevation to
3 4,3  | reception, and Lucrezia, who enjoyed at her father's side an
4 8,2  |  were not the only pleasures enjoyed by the pope and his family:
5 11,4 |      a little town which had enjoyed a long time of peace, was
6 12,3 |  death, and had never before enjoyed quite so much favour with
7 13,1 |  unlucky Duke of Urbino, who enjoyed the best possible relations
8 Epi,1|  Abraham, who, though a Jew, enjoyed a good reputation. Jean