Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|        people of Rome from the election of pontiff, the appointment
 2      I,  III|     the popes adopt upon their election to the pontificate.~In the
 3      I,  III|      all aside, and caused the election of Clement II., by whom
 4      I,  IV |       Nicholas II. commits the election of the pope to the cardinals—
 5      I,  IV |     them of their share in the election of the pope; and confined
 6      I,  IV |       pontiff. However, at his election to the empire he came to
 7     II,  VII|     the other, that having the election of the rectors, they were
 8    VII,  I  | dissimilar means—Reform in the election of magistrates favorable
 9    VII,  III|  Squittini, by which means the election purses might be filled with
10    VII,  III|    point of expiring. Upon the election of Signors for the months