Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII  |       THE MEDIUM OF THE ROMAN CHURCH WAS LACKING, WAS RUINED~
 2       1,  XII  |  people who are nearer to the Church of Rome, the head of our
 3       1,  XII  | Italian affairs depend on the Church of Rome, I want to discuss
 4       1,  XII  |      this obligation with the Church and with the Priests of
 5       1,  XII  |    our ruin. This is that the Church has kept and still keeps
 6       1,  XII  |     one Prince, is solely the Church, for having acquired and
 7       1,  XII  |     the aid of the Swiss. The church therefore not being powerful [
 8       1,  XII  |     other Italians owe to the Church of Rome, and to none others.
 9       1,  XXVII|    occupying the lands of the Church. And having arrived at Perugia
10       1,  XXVII|  should administer it for the Church. The temerity of the Pope
11       2,  VIII |     their arms, Italy and the Church would have many times felt
12       2,  XXII |      this proceeding, for the Church not to have either the King [
13       2,  XXII |       wanted to bring it [the Church] to its ancient liberty,
14       2,  XXII |       the other, and that the Church with her friends should
15       2,  XXII |       make an accord with the Church.~This advice was based on
16       3,  VI   |       office in the Cathedral Church in Florence, it was learned
17       3,  VI   |     they decided to do in the Church: which caused the disturbance
18       3,  VI   |      not want to do it in the Church: so that they had to change
19       3,  XXXI |      they did not respect the Church, nor recognize any other [