Chapter

1 1,2 |   still needs six to have the majority." ~"Then is there no means
2 1,3 |     cardinals had secured the majority. A report, however, began
3 3,1 |      it was done, secured his majority; Roderigo was none the less
4 5,8 |   object the upholding of the majority of the pope, and the interests
5 6,4 |    him a constant and certain majority. ~The first requirement
6 11,3| assure the pope of a constant majority in the sacred council. ~ ~
7 15,2|   twelve votes could make the majority incline to whichever side