Chapter

 1 Pro,1|    human, not faith that was of God. He did not work, like the
 2 Pro,2|         sinner!" ~"The mercy of God is infinite," replied the
 3 Pro,2|         You believe, then, that God will forgive my sins?" cried
 4 Pro,2|      sins and also your crimes, God will forgive them all,"
 5 Pro,2|      all," replied Savonarola. "God will forgive your vanities,
 6 Pro,2|          so much for your sins. God will forgive you for promising
 7 Pro,2|         were handed over alive; God will forgive you for dooming
 8 Pro,2|        believe, my father, that God will forgive me everything,
 9 Pro,2|      the power and the mercy of God." ~"My father," replied
10 Pro,2|          asked the dying man. ~"God will give it to you," replied
11 1,2  |             And by the grace of God," added the younger, with
12 1,3  |   Caesar was man, but Alexander God." ~As to the new pope, scarcely
13 3,1  |     promulgation of the word of God: Rosa Vanozza was the only
14 3,2  |       election to give glory to God, repose to the Church, and
15 3,2  |        he spoke: ~"We hope that God will grant us His powerful
16 3,2  |        which without the aid of God would prove too heavy a
17 3,2  |      burden for mortal man; but God promised that His Spirit
18 3,2  |       Spirit should direct him; God will do the same, I trust,
19 3,2  | conduces best to the service of God and to the advancement of
20 3,2  |         path of a true pontiff. God, who has furthered the means,
21 3,2  |     therefore have we prayed to God beforehand that we stumble
22 3,3  |        yet, O wise judgments of God! hard and incessantly though
23 3,3  |      this is a plain proof that God mocks at men's designs when
24 3,4  |       the venality of justice, "God wills not that a sinner
25 5,3  |     Mahomet II, by the grace of God Emperor of Asia and Europe,
26 5,3  |         your envoy, by the true God whom we adore and by our
27 5,3  |    Bajazet do swear by the true God, who has created the heavens
28 6,3  |      Commines remarks, "He whom God guards is well guarded,
29 6,3  |     guards is well guarded, and God was guarding the King of
30 7,4  |        a just chastisement from God; then he retired to a secret
31 9,1  |   liberator entrusted to him by God, he was threatened with
32 9,1  |      that by the inspiration of God he renounced his obedience
33 9,1  |         makes victorious war on God. The inhabitants of Florence
34 9,2  |      was too great a sinner for God to work a miracle in his
35 9,2  |          so certain was he that God would perform a miracle
36 9,3  |   religion who put his faith in God should bear in his hands
37 9,3  |     bear in his hands that very God to whom he entrusted his
38 11,1 |         should be said, to pray God to avert the danger which
39 11,1 |         But it seemed as though God wished to show His strange
40 12,4 |        accorded to her house by God; and in the evening, accompanied
41 14,2 |     sign of the cross, invoking God's holy name; all instantly
42 14,3 |        to the representative of God on earth. ~Towards seven
43 15,2 |   answerable for his actions to God alone. ~But as the pope
44 15,3 |      would be useless, since by God's help he should be in Romagna
45 15,4 |       appear in the presence of God, two things weighed cruelly
46 16,2 |       his breast; Caesar cursed God and died. ~But the rest
47 Epi,1|        him, so that at last, by God's help, being somewhat shaken
48 Epi,1|        to see him whom you call God's vicar on earth, I must
49 Epi,2|       words the Jew exclaimed, "God damn them all! I never once