Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  | ensigns were given with great pomp to the new men, and new
 2     II,  II  |    Market, and delivered with pomp to the heads of the people.
 3     II,  VIII|     men unaccustomed to royal pomp could not endure to see
 4    III,  III |     magistracy with the usual pomp, but merely assembled within
 5      V,  VII |      whole city, in triumphal pomp.~
 6     VI,  V   |      was published with great pomp throughout all Italy.~The
 7    VII,  I   |      a constant exhibition of pomp brings more envy upon its
 8    VII,  I   |     conducted with the utmost pomp and solemnity, the whole
 9    VII,  II  |       was conducted with such pomp and magnificence, that the
10    VII,  IV  |   were performed with all the pomp and solemnity due to his
11    VII,  V   |     was received with all the pomp and respect due to so great
12   VIII,  IV  | pontiff, who, with the utmost pomp, received them in the midst
13   VIII,  V   |       be conducted with great pomp, and in a few days, sent