Chapter

 1 1,1  |            opens the Piazza of St. Peter's at Rome was far from presenting
 2 1,1  |          the very ground where St. Peter's now stands, and the base
 3 1,1  |          in the period between St. Peter and Gregory XVI, every pope
 4 1,1  |         the first successor of St. Peter took his seat on the pontifical
 5 1,1  |     thronging on the Piazza of St. Peter and in the streets which
 6 1,3  |         its turn the Piazza of St. Peter's: this was the dinner procession.
 7 1,3  |          inherited the keys of St. Peter. ~And so, in the feasts
 8 3,1  |          sixtieth successor of St. Peter. ~ ~
 9 4,3  |            where the canons of St. Peter are wont to chant the Epistle
10 4,3  |       Messalina's city than in St. Peter's.'" ~So at Rome and Naples
11 5,6  |      successor of the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul, and with promise
12 5,7  |        escort at the Piazza of St. Peter, went up with a few gentlemen
13 5,8  |      baggage, on the Piazza of St. Peter, when suddenly, by Cardinal
14 6,4  |        office in the church of St. Peter's at Rome. ~ ~
15 8,3  |           passed the Piazza of St. Peter's, cut their girths, so
16 9,1  | abomination that was seated on St. Peter's holy throne; each debauch,
17 10,1 |        since he was exalted to St. Peter's throne, to find in the
18 11,1 |      things, and on the Eve of St. Peter's Day, just as the pope
19 11,1 |       enough, on the next day, St. Peter's, when the pope happened
20 11,2 |      prepared on the Piazza of St. Peter's; the streets about it
21 11,3 |         round by the Piazza of St. Peter's; so he went out unaccompanied
22 11,3 |            as chief mourner at St. Peter's, where the body was buried
23 12,4 |       Angelo and the Piazza of St. Peter's; that on every third day
24 14,1 |     resolved, for the Feast of St. Peter's, to create nine cardinals.
25 14,3 |      conveyed to the church of St. Peter's, and there buried. The
26 14,3 |          of the great altar in St. Peter's, where, set on trestles,
27 14,3 |          of the great altar of St. Peter's, beneath a very ugly tomb. ~
28 Epi,2|            lowest sacristan of St. Peter's were committing the sins