Chapter

 1 1,1  |         Peter took his seat on the pontifical throne until the interregnum
 2 1,1  |         the balcony from which the pontifical election is proclaimed,
 3 3,2  |        words, Alexander donned the pontifical robes, and through the windows
 4 3,2  |         sure of receiving from our pontifical hand those benefits which
 5 3,3  |          injury, not only upon the pontifical throne and his own reputation,
 6 3,3  | understanding, Caesar, receive our pontifical blessing." ~And with these
 7 3,4  |          eleven years occupied the pontifical throne, like a mocking parody
 8 5,3  |            you shall remain on the pontifical throne, shall there be any
 9 6,4  |   commanding him, by virtue of his pontifical authority, to depart out
10 6,4  |           more firmly upon his own pontifical seat Ferdinand I, Alfonso
11 6,4  |     condition of his receiving the pontifical investiture. The consequence
12 6,4  |          Church: his father in his pontifical robes bestowed on him the
13 7,1  |            the end of the year the pontifical army had seized a great
14 7,1  |      battle straightway began. The pontifical army had a body of eight
15 7,1  |      accuracy of their attack. The pontifical troops were put to flight,
16 7,2  |           pomp in the front of the pontifical cavalry, and took his place
17 8,1  |           and bodyguard. The whole pontifical town, given up like a courtesan
18 8,2  |          all negotiations, and the pontifical house would fall by the
19 9,3  |        accused completely from the pontifical authority that the pope
20 9,3  |         risen against him, and the pontifical vengeance pursued the victims
21 10,2 |            circuit through all the pontifical states with a suite of archbishops,
22 10,3 |           leaving behind a body of pontifical soldiery as garrison at
23 11,1 |         Alexander brought into the pontifical treasury is incalculable,
24 11,1 |            a sort of roof over the pontifical throne; the pope, who was
25 11,1 |      prelates and men-at arms, his pontifical seat borne by two valets,
26 11,1 |           the gratification of the pontifical vanity. ~ ~
27 11,3 |            600,000 ducats into the pontifical chest, each hat having been
28 12,3 |          was the appearance of two pontifical bulls, converting the towns
29 12,4 |           evening at Piombina. The pontifical court made a stay there
30 14,1 |            that he had brought the pontifical States into subjection from
31 14,3 |          the hour appointed at the pontifical palace, whence the body
32 15,2 |         him, and he re-entered the pontifical town without the loss of
33 Epi,2|           the other persons at the pontifical court. At these words the