Chapter

 1 3,1  |          content to indite to His Holiness a letter in which he begged
 2 3,2  |          standing behind him. His Holiness received Caesar with a gracious
 3 3,2  |  altogether at the service of His Holiness: that, as to the journey,
 4 5,3  |       will in the world, help His Holiness with armed men. But the
 5 5,4  |         demand an answer from His Holiness. ~It was useless to think
 6 5,5  |        his mind to treat with His Holiness. ~But the negotiations had
 7 5,6  |       knelt a second time; as His Holiness was at that moment screened
 8 5,6  |       lost no time in praying His Holiness to be so good as to receive
 9 5,6  |           by that prelate and His Holiness, though the king was not
10 5,6  |           taken by Charles to His Holiness as supreme head of the Christian
11 5,6  |     soldier, assembled around His Holiness. Charles, on his side, made
12 5,6  |       king ready to offer to your Holiness that oath of obedience that
13 5,6  |          part to behave unto your Holiness with a munificence even
14 5,6  |          than that wherewith your Holiness shall behave unto him, is
15 5,6  |   strength to the service of your Holiness and the interests of the
16 5,7  |      gentlemen only. He found His Holiness waiting for him, with Cardinal
17 6,4  |    unsuccessfully, as perhaps His Holiness knew, to cut off his return
18 6,4  |       consent and blessing of His Holiness; ~(3) That he was exceedingly
19 6,4  |     desired an interview with His Holiness, that he might offer proofs
20 6,4  |        respect and obedience, His Holiness, instead of according this
21 6,4  |           he promised to give His Holiness the satisfaction he desired,
22 7,1  |      being the highest honour His Holiness can grant. He shared this
23 7,4  | intelligence, the servants of His Holiness summoned at once all the
24 7,4  |        the threshold, begging His Holiness to take heart, could enter
25 8,1  |         to the Vatican, where His Holiness was sitting; there he entered
26 8,1  |        archbishop alone, whom His Holiness looked upon as his best
27 8,1  |    entirely at the service of His Holiness. ~ ~
28 8,2  |         Lucrezia and Alfonso, His Holiness could not avow to Ferdinand
29 8,2  |     mantelpiece, so that when His Holiness wished to destroy some one
30 8,3  |          when the servants of His Holiness, just as he passed the Piazza
31 8,3  |          absolute commands of His Holiness that he entered the Church,
32 8,3  |           he humbly entreated His Holiness graciously to yield to the
33 8,3  |        intercede for him with His Holiness, to whom he would freely
34 10,2 |       Vatican, the friends of His Holiness, were all her most humble
35 10,2 |           in high favour with His Holiness, the one by virtue of his
36 10,2 |    favours heaped upon him by His Holiness less to the memory of the
37 10,2 |           with all the troops His Holiness could supply, rejoined his
38 10,3 |     fallen into disgrace with His Holiness, how it is not known, was
39 11,1 |        the Venetians got from His Holiness in exchange for the 799,
40 11,2 |         and other servants of His Holiness had scattered sand over
41 11,4 |        Valencia, secretary to His Holiness, and brother of the Gian
42 11,4 |        noble, in whose person His Holiness rendered back to the most
43 12,3 |           so much favour with His Holiness; so, when she returned to
44 12,4 |                             4~His Holiness was now having a run of
45 13,5 |          the affirmative from His Holiness, Gravina and Orsina, who
46 13,5 |      bring the missing pearl. His Holiness, however, was so struck
47 14,1 |        private chamberlain to His Holiness. ~The price of their simony
48 14,2 |           butler, saying that His Holiness and Monsignors the Duke
49 14,2 |           guests arrived, and His Holiness ready to take his place
50 14,2 |        cardinal was in sight, His Holiness, who was very pale, made
51 15,3 |       della Rovere, nephew of His Holiness. ~Caesar at last felt he
52 15,4 |         bound to hand over to His Holiness, within the space of forty
53 15,4 | fortresses to the captains of His Holiness, relaxed his rigour, and
54 Epi,2|         in finding among them any holiness, any devotion, any good