Chapter

 1 Pro,2|        the monk such unexpected words. ~"Your sins and also your
 2 Pro,2|    Savonarola repeated the same words. ~"Never! never!" exclaimed
 3 Pro,2|        your body!" And at these words, the austere Dominican,
 4 Pro,2|      reassure him with friendly words. Lorenzo the Magnificent
 5 1,3  |    There is no smoke!" In other words, "We have a pope." ~At this
 6 2,2  |   initial letters of these five words ~ "AUSTRIAE EST IMPERARE
 7 3,1  |       longer the same man: with words of repentance and humility
 8 3,2  | apostles." ~Having spoken these words, Alexander donned the pontifical
 9 3,2  |         was so worthy. At these words, leaving Caesar still on
10 3,2  |    memory even the least of his words: ~"We are convinced, Caesar,
11 3,3  |      blessing." ~And with these words, Alexander VI rose up, laid
12 5,2  |        replied in a few evasive words to the welcoming speeches
13 5,2  |   supposed, from such audacious words, addressed as they were
14 5,4  |  horseback, and, to use his own words, went out at the gate of
15 5,7  |       going on to Greece. These words were spoken with so much
16 5,7  |        behind to exchange a few words with his father. In a moment
17 5,8  |               8~Having by these words reassured his mother, he
18 5,8  |        son exchanged a very few words; then Caesar, mounting on
19 5,8  |      content himself with empty words, he had to turn his attention
20 7,3  |       read it answered in these words, "I will come": then he
21 7,4  |       came to him was but these words, repeated a thousand times: "
22 7,4  |       The following are his own words: ~"Gentlemen," he said, "
23 7,4  |       have asked me." ~At these words, which robbed of all hope
24 9,3  |     Church triumphant. No other words were spoken by the condemned
25 11,5 |       in a low voice said a few words to him, which were heard
26 12,4 |        but though we have found words to describe the first part
27 13,5 | interview, we will give his own words. ~"He summoned me," says
28 13,5 |      consent, he approved of my words, and said that it would
29 15,4 |       Catholic. Caesar at these words heaved a deep sigh, cursing
30 Epi,1|    demonstrated with those fair words the merchant uses to seduce
31 Epi,1|         sad when he heard these words; and he said mournfully
32 Epi,2|      pontifical court. At these words the Jew exclaimed, "God