Chapter

 1 Pro,2|             s memory to be only too true. Then at last, when he had
 2 1,1  |      streets which led to it. It is true that this was not without
 3 1,2  |      falling to his shoulder. It is true that he did not stand there
 4 1,3  |           of a dissolute man, it is true, but libertinism had mounted
 5 2,2  |       virtue. He was liberal, it is true, but without thought, with
 6 2,2  |           destined almost to render true, was at last discovered,
 7 2,3  |              he was handsome, it is true, whereas Lorenzo, on the
 8 3,2  |        least tread in the path of a true pontiff. God, who has furthered
 9 3,4  |             magnificent mansions. A true Spaniard beneath her golden
10 4,5  |          della Rovere had exercised true insight in probing the vanity
11 4,5  |           Fivizzano, nothing, it is true, but a village surrounded
12 5,3  |       Bucciarda, your envoy, by the true God whom we adore and by
13 5,3  |             Bajazet do swear by the true God, who has created the
14 5,3  |             of circumstances. It is true that, so long as D'jem lived,
15 5,4  |           what the soldier said was true. Then, and not till then,
16 5,6  |           to acknowledge you as the true vicar of Christ, the legitimate
17 7,2  |           appearance as well as the true spirit of a captain." ~"
18 8,1  |      brother of Dona Sancha. It was true that Lucrezia was already
19 9,2  |         prove that his doctrine was true, promising to declare himself
20 9,3  |             than conjectures. It is true that, so soon as he went
21 11,1 |          paltry worry of that kind; true, the sale of benefices was
22 11,3 |      sufficiently diverted from the true assassins; but Alfonso was
23 11,4 |      sovereigns were not yet, it is true, in declared hostility to
24 13,3 |             them peace and alliance true and perpetual, with a complete
25 13,4 | confederates, though feeling, it is true, the justice of Caesar's
26 15,3 |         massacred by Borgia. ~It is true that the fortresses of these
27 Epi,1|          day by day, being the only true and good religion; whereas
28 Epi,2|             protects it as the only true and the most holy religion;