Chapter

 1 1,3 |       Roderigo Lenzuolo Borgia, Archbishop of Valencia, Cardinal-Deacon
 2 3,1 |       and made him successively Archbishop of Valencia, Cardinal-Deacon,
 3 4,2 |    pontificate had been elected Archbishop of Montreal and Governor
 4 6,1 |      despatched thither the new Archbishop of Lyons. They both were
 5 8,1 |      signing it and accused the Archbishop of Cosenza, secretary for
 6 8,1 |         of this accusation, the archbishop was taken to the castle
 7 8,1 |       nature, especially if the archbishop should persist in maintaining
 8 8,1 |        succeed. One evening the Archbishop of Cosenza saw Cardinal
 9 8,1 |      was placed, from which the archbishop alone, whom His Holiness
10 8,1 |    friend, could save him. ~The archbishop replied that he was entirely
11 8,2 |       grandeur. Accordingly the archbishop would understand what the
12 8,2 | marriage could take place. ~The Archbishop of Cosenza knew the men
13 8,2 |    precious paper, in which the Archbishop of Cosenza admitted that
14 8,2 |         kindly furnished by the archbishop, the pope; in the presence
15 8,2 |        sentence, condemning the archbishop to the loss of all his benefices
16 8,2 |         and appeared before the archbishop, accompanied by a clerk,
17 8,2 |      the end of a year the poor archbishop died of despair, not before
18 8,3 |      trick in the matter of the Archbishop of Cosenza had had the desired
19 10,3|   Monsignore Agnelli of Mantua, archbishop of Cosenza, clerk of the
20 11,3|     rank. Dan Francesca Bargia, Archbishop of Cosenza, acted as chief
21 11,4|      took his place between the Archbishop of Reggia, governor of Rome,
22 11,4|       governor of Rome, and the Archbishop of Ragusa, and made his
23 11,4|      were Don Diego de Mendoza, archbishop of Seville; Jacques, archbishop
24 11,4| archbishop of Seville; Jacques, archbishop of Oristagny, the Pope's
25 11,4|        s vicar-general; Thomas, archbishop of Strigania; Piero, archbishop
26 11,4| archbishop of Strigania; Piero, archbishop of Reggio, governor of Rome;
27 11,4|         Rome; Francesco Bargia, archbishop of Cosenza, treasurer-general;
28 11,4|        treasurer-general; Gian, archbishop of Salerno, vice-chamberlain;
29 11,4| vice-chamberlain; Luigi Bargia, archbishop of Valencia, secretary to
30 13,4|         marry the sister of the Archbishop of Enna, who was Caesar'
31 13,5|       arrested Cardinal Orsino, archbishop of Florence and lord of
32 14,1|  Giovanni Castellaro Valentine, archbishop of Trani; Francesco Remolini,