Chapter

1 1,3 |   fall; but no one paid any attention to it, so great were the
2 2,2 |   when he tried to give his attention to it he showed himself
3 2,2 |     Powers, let us turn our attention to those secondary States
4 2,3 |   fast, he would occupy the attention not only of Florence but
5 5,8 |   words, he had to turn his attention to mare serious affairs;
6 7,3 | Caesar paying the slightest attention to him, for at that period
7 11,4| Pesaro: this was the polite attention of a brother-in-law, and
8 16,1|    that they paid any great attention to it: all they did was