Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|        the Lombards—The title of cardinal begins to be used—The empire
 2      I,  III|         the death of Pascal, the cardinal of St. Sabina was created
 3      I,  IV |   happened at this time that the cardinal St. Clement, of a Roman
 4      I,  V  |       sent one of his nephews, a cardinal, as governor for the emperor,
 5      I,  VI |  Succession of the duke of Milan—Cardinal Egidio the pope’s legate—
 6      I,  VI |        by Innocent VI., who sent Cardinal Egidio, a Spaniard, into
 7      I,  VI |        created pope; and, as the Cardinal Egidio was dead, Italy again
 8      I,  VII|        favor of Balthazar Cossa, cardinal and legate of Bologna, appointed
 9     II,  IV |         Florence, as his legate, Cardinal Matteo d’Acquasparta, a
10      V,  V  | Apprehensions of the Florentines—Cardinal Vitelleschi their enemy.~
11      V,  V  |          but at last, becoming a cardinal, he was called Cardinal
12      V,  V  |          cardinal, he was called Cardinal of Florence. He was bold
13      V,  V  |          obeyed no one else. The cardinal’s presence at Rome, when
14      V,  V  |      error in having endowed the cardinal with too much authority.~
15      V,  VI |        VI~The pope imprisons the cardinal and assists the Florentines—
16      V,  VI |          seize the person of the cardinal, a duty he committed to
17      V,  VI |          it, and in a moment the cardinal, from being a commander
18    VII,  IV |           Francis, and afterward cardinal. He was the first who began
19    VII,  IV |     advanced to the dignity of a cardinal, with the title of St. Sixtus.
20    VII,  VI |        the death of Frate Piero, cardinal of St. Sixtus, taken place;
21   VIII,  I  |          him to the dignity of a cardinal. The conspirators determined
22   VIII,  I  |         determined to bring this cardinal to Florence, as they would
23   VIII,  I  |         of their enterprise. The cardinal came, and was received by
24   VIII,  I  |         invited them to meet the cardinal at their villa of Fiesole;
25   VIII,  I  |        Santa Reparata, where the cardinal attending, the two brothers
26   VIII,  II |        Santa Reparata, where the cardinal and Lorenzo had already
27   VIII,  II |       down upon its inmates, the cardinal Riario remained close to
28   VIII,  III|         restored to the pope the cardinal whom they had detained,
29   VIII,  VI |         Batista Cibo, a Genoese, cardinal of Malfetta, was elected,
30   VIII,  VII|         raised to the dignity of cardinal. This was the more remarkable