Chapter

 1 Pro,1|     preach the reformation of the Church. ~Nevertheless, the reformation
 2 Pro,1|       before the authority of the Church, he had already raised it
 3 Pro,2|          certain: the dome of the church of Santa Regarata was struck
 4 1,2  |        the foundations of the new church, advanced as far as the
 5 1,2  |         he followed as far as the church of Regina Coeli. When he
 6 1,2  |         the Cardinal of Genoa the church of Santa Maria-in-Via-Lata;
 7 1,2  |           to Cardinal Savelli the church of Santa Maria Maggiore
 8 1,3  |     procession, starting from the church of Ara Coeli at the Capitol,
 9 1,3  |            Vice-Chancellor of the Church, has now been elected Page,
10 2,3  |   December 1476, in St. Stephen's Church, and assumed the regency
11 3,1  |    preferred to be General of the Church, a position which would
12 3,1  |          of the Lungara, near the church of Regina Coeli, on the
13 3,2  |       glory to God, repose to the Church, and joy to Christendom,
14 3,2  |         him the government of the Church, a government which without
15 3,2  |          due unto the head of the Church, even as the flock of Christ
16 3,3  |            the generalship of the Church, and all the other most
17 3,3  |          than to the glory of the Church, which will last for ever!
18 3,3  |         truly pope, Father of the Church, not father of the family;
19 4,2  |        was as yet no precedent in Church history for a bastard's
20 4,3  |           with the double pomp of Church and King. As the pope had
21 4,3  |     becoming to the spirit of the Church; for thus writes the master
22 4,3  |           made his entry into the Church of the Holy Apostles, and
23 4,3  |           them, a disgrace to the Church and a public scandal, were
24 4,3  |       sovereign was to attack the Church itself. ~The result of the
25 5,4  |        and depose the head of the Church, and now by the secret support
26 5,4  |         and the privileges of the Church; ~(2) That the king desired
27 5,5  |           that of the head of the Church. Then arose anew the question
28 5,5  |        excite a new schism in the Church, just when preparations
29 5,6  |     supreme head of the Christian Church was postponed till the following
30 5,6  |   friendly reply, dubbing him the Church's eldest son. The ceremony
31 5,7  |          made his way towards the church of Regina Coeli, in the
32 6,1  |         crossed the States of the Church, and on the 13th reached
33 6,4  |        him as supreme head of the Church, in spite of his simony;
34 6,4  |         people call vicars of the Church, but whom Alexander called
35 6,4  |          was named General of the Church: his father in his pontifical
36 6,4  |    insignia of this office in the church of St. Peter's at Rome. ~ ~
37 7,2  | alienating from the States of the Church the cities of Benevento,
38 7,2  |          time trotting about from church to church, from consistory
39 7,2  |     trotting about from church to church, from consistory to consistory,
40 7,3  |        the lane that leads to the Church of Santa Maria-in-Monticelli.
41 7,4  |        the left of San Girolamo's Church two men on foot, who came
42 7,4  |         of the generalship of the Church. Thus he lay in state all
43 7,4  |           carried the body to the church of the Madonna del Papala,
44 7,4  |        the pomp and ceremony that Church and State combined could
45 8,1  |       next day, the 6th, from the church of Santa Maria Novella,
46 8,3  |      Holiness that he entered the Church, accepted the cardinal's
47 8,3  |        dress and dignities of the Church, and enter once more into
48 9,1  |        were anxious for reform in Church and State, who accused the
49 9,2  |         and temporal enemy of the Church. The Signoria, abandoned
50 9,3  |   schismatics, persecutors of the Church and seducers of the people. ~
51 9,3  |          he cut them off from the Church. "Ay, from the Church militant,"
52 9,3  |         the Church. "Ay, from the Church militant," said Savonarola,
53 9,3  |  martyrdom, was entering into the Church triumphant. No other words
54 10,1 |        reducing the Vicars of the Church. ~We must now explain to
55 10,1 |      general name of Vicar of the Church. ~It had been no difficult
56 10,1 |     effect that the vicars of the Church, having failed to fulfil
57 10,2 |         the first prelates in the Church, the frequenters of the
58 10,2 |       without any ceremony in the church of Santa Maria del Populo,
59 10,3 |          gonfaloniere of the Holy Church. ~In the meanwhile Sforza
60 11,1 |       same day was carried to the church of Santa Maria del Popalo,
61 11,1 |           and two grooms. In this church were buried the Duke of
62 11,1 |           the pope offered to the church the gift of a magnificent
63 11,4 |            The new princes of the Church were Don Diego de Mendoza,
64 12,2 |       pope from the States of the Church; but he was counting on
65 12,4 |        Rome, and proceeded to the church of the Madonna del Papalo,
66 13,1 |           title of General of the Church, and had under him 800 men-at-arms
67 14,1 |          one of the States of the Church, and Caesar had no rights
68 14,2 |        the last sacraments of the Church; but his admirable bodily
69 14,3 |         was to be conveyed to the church of St. Peter's, and there
70 14,3 |         VI was about to enter the church there occurred a kind of
71 14,3 |    melancholy to the silence of a church, four porters and two working
72 15,3 |          to remain general of the Church; and Francesco Maria delta
73 15,3 |          more in the power of the Church, as formerly it had been;
74 15,3 |      other, into the hands of the Church; Faenza had remained loyal
75 15,3 |          momentary cession to the Church of his own estates in Romagna,
76 15,3 |          by the Venetians for the Church might save these towns from
77 15,4 |          had once belonged to the Church, and now should return;
78 Epi,1|        led by the servants of the Church, instead of becoming a Christian
79 Epi,2|          let us go at once to the church, for I am quite ready to