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 1 II      | Venetians in ’84, nor those of Pope Julius in ’10, unless he
 2 III     |      the contrary by assisting Pope Alexander to occupy the
 3 III     |      the king had given to the Pope that he would assist him
 4 III     |      Cesare Borgia, the son of Pope Alexander, was usually called,
 5 VII     |      the aggrandizement of the Pope, namely, the Orsini and
 6 VII     |       sooner in Milan than the Pope had soldiers from him for
 7 VII     |     away that pretext from the Pope. Secondly, by winning to
 8 VII     |      as to be able to curb the Pope with their aid, as has been
 9 VII     |       so much power before the Pope should die that he could
10 VII     |      If he could not have made Pope him whom he wished, at least
11 VII     |      not being able to elect a Pope to his own mind, he could
12 VII     |       other from being elected Pope; and he ought never to have
13 VII     |        the others, on becoming Pope, would have had to fear
14 VII     |        have created a Spaniard Pope, and, failing him, he ought
15 VIII    |   speaking of the greatness of Pope Alexander and his son Cesare,
16 XI      |      under the dominion of the Pope, the Venetians, the King
17 XI      |      the most anxiety were the Pope and the Venetians. To restrain
18 XI      |  Ferrara; and to keep down the Pope they made use of the barons
19 XI      |   arise sometimes a courageous pope, such as Sixtus [IV], yet
20 XI      |        And the short life of a pope is also a cause of weakness;
21 XI      |       is the average life of a pope, he can with difficulty
22 XI      |       and if, so to speak, one pope should almost destroy the
23 XI      |     the temporal powers of the pope were little esteemed in
24 XI      |    have ever been showed how a pope with both money and arms
25 XI      |       heir to all his labours.~Pope Julius came afterwards and
26 XI      |     these reasons his Holiness Pope Leo20 found the pontificate
27 XI(20)  |                                Pope Leo X was the Cardinal de’
28 XII(21) |       so that it was true what Pope Alexander was wont to say:
29 XII     |  repudiated in Italy, that the Pope has acquired more temporal
30 XIII    |     and defend, as was done by Pope Julius in the most recent
31 XIII    |       leave this recent one of Pope Julius II, the peril of
32 XVI     |    mean; the rest have failed. Pope Julius the Second was assisted
33 XXI     |       the Florentines when the Pope and Spain sent armies to
34 XXV     |        would not have changed.~Pope Julius II went to work impetuously
35 XXV     |       and desiring to make the Pope his friend so as to humble
36 XXVI(47)|      1523 Giuliano was elected Pope, and took the title of Clement