Chapter

1 2,1 | rebellion the appearance of legitimate warfare. The same demand,
2 2,3 |  was at this period not the legitimate heir who was supposed to
3 5,6 |   true vicar of Christ, the legitimate successor of the apostles
4 8,2 |   and wife together all the legitimate claims to a throne to which
5 10,4| Sforza and of Ascania, of a legitimate nephew of the great Francesco
6 13,3|     as a hostage one of the legitimate sons of each of them, in
7 15,3|   unhappy family, all whose legitimate descendants had been massacred