Chapter

 1 Pro,1|            the Dominican, Giralamo Francesco Savonarola. ~It was not,
 2 Pro,2|           the son of Papi Orlandi, Francesco di Brisighella, Bernardo
 3 Pro,2|     Balducci, Bernardo di Banding, Francesco Frescobaldi, and more than
 4 1,2  |        exclaimed together: ~"Well, Francesco, what news?" ~"Good news,
 5 1,2  |            fine day for us!" cried Francesco. ~"And for Christendom,"
 6 1,2  |       ready and the servants also, Francesco went out with them, leaving
 7 2,1  |       Grand Master d'Aubusson, and Francesco Cibo, the son of the pope. ~
 8 2,3  |         John Galeazzo, grandson of Francesco Sforza, who had seized it
 9 3,1  |          whom he had five children Francesco, Caesar, Lucrezia, and Goffredo;
10 3,2  |            godless, as his brother Francesco was good among the great.
11 3,3  |            found there his brother Francesco. The two young men had never
12 3,3  |        very different, hatred with Francesco was only the fear of the
13 3,3  |           mantling to the cheek of Francesco, and called a deadly pallor
14 3,4  |     Lucrezia and Caesar, if not on Francesco and Goffredo. In these matters
15 4,2  |        nothing; but his hatred for Francesco grew stronger, for from
16 5,4  |      consequence, he sent Cardinal Francesco Piccolomini as an envoy
17 6,1  |           enemy's camp to ask from Francesco di Gonzaga, Marquis of Mantua,
18 6,4  |     Trivulce, Camillo Vitelli, and Francesco Secco, who were all eager
19 6,4  |           the direction of his son Francesco, Duke of Gandia. In this
20 7,2  |            is the cause of this is Francesco, Duke of Gandia, and Benevento,
21 7,3  |           Cardinal of Monte Reale, Francesco Borgia, son of Calixtus
22 9,2  |      recognised talent, called Fra Francesco di Paglia; and he sent him
23 9,2  |            reached the ears of Fra Francesco, and as he was a man of
24 9,2  |            proposition made by Fra Francesco was taken to Savanarola;
25 9,2  |            Pescia was not what Fra Francesco was reckoning with. He was
26 9,2  |   anticipated. In the place of Fra Francesco, who would not tilt with
27 9,3  |     General of the Dominicans, and Francesco Ramolini, doctor in law:
28 10,3 | Valentinois; the bishopric went to Francesco Borgia, son of Calixtus
29 10,4 |     legitimate nephew of the great Francesco Sforza named Hermes, of
30 10,4 |     Alessandro and Cortino, and of Francesco, son of the unhappy Gian
31 10,4 |           family at a blow, forced Francesco to enter a cloister, shut
32 11,3 |          Alfonso's maternal uncle, Francesco Gazella, who had come to
33 11,4 |          Reggio, governor of Rome; Francesco Bargia, archbishop of Cosenza,
34 12,4 |            nominated in consistory Francesco Borgia, Cardinal of Sosenza,
35 14,1 |    Valentine, archbishop of Trani; Francesco Remolini, ambassador from
36 14,1 |           from the King of Aragon; Francesco Soderini, bishop of Volterra;
37 14,1 |         Fiesque, bishop of Frejus; Francesco di Sprate, bishop of Leome;
38 14,1 |           secretary of the briefs; Francesco Boris, bishop of Elva, patriarch
39 15,2 |           gave his twelve votes to Francesco Piccolomini, Cardinal of
40 15,3 |         general of the Church; and Francesco Maria delta Rovere, prefect
41 15,3 |         his power, it had summoned Francesco, a natural son of Galeotto