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1    Int,  0(1)|     Machiavelli, translated by Christian E. Detmold. Osgood & Co.,
2      I,  III |        so greatly extended the Christian religion, that princes of
3      I,  III |        emperor having become a Christian and returned to Constantinople,
4      I,  IV  |        from them than from any Christian potentate. And while the
5      I,  IV  | commanded the remainder of the Christian army in Asia and still held
6     VI,  VII |       and preachers into every Christian country, to exhort princes
7    VII,  I   |  renown. The city, and all the Christian princes, condoled with his
8    VII,  IV  |     disgrace and injury of the Christian name. About this time died
9   VIII,  IV  |        of princes but of every Christian; so that in respect of the