Chapter

 1 Pro,1|  appeared as two virgins equally sacred; so that, in his view, Lorenzo
 2 1,1  |      still, it was truly the old sacred edifice, with its venerable
 3 5,6  |      good as to receive into the Sacred College William Bricannet,
 4 5,6  |       for discussing it with the Sacred College, but would venture
 5 5,6  |      debt, which he regards as a sacred duty, not by ambassadors
 6 5,6  |        far as the room where the sacred vestments are put off; the
 7 6,4  |        of his compatriots in the Sacred College to twenty-two, thus
 8 8,3  |       dignities, and finally the sacred order of the diaconate;
 9 9,2  |          holding in his hand the sacred host for all the world to
10 9,3  |        profanation to expose the sacred host to the risk of burning,
11 9,3  |        Savonarola, thanks to his sacred garments and the host which
12 9,3  |  unscathed. ~But it was only the sacred majesty of the host that
13 11,1 |        angered by the mockery of sacred things, and on the Eve of
14 11,3 |         constant majority in the sacred council. ~ ~
15 14,2 |      medallion that enclosed the sacred host. He owed this habit
16 15,1 |          title of Captain of the Sacred College. It was then hoped
17 15,1 |        to yield; the army of the Sacred College, which was stationed
18 15,1 |           began by declaring the Sacred College inviolable: they
19 15,1 |     molested in the streets, the Sacred College should add to his
20 15,1 |          and 400 infantry of the Sacred College, on each of whom
21 15,2 | twenty-two votes he owned in the Sacred College twelve had remained
22 15,2 |          before the pope and the Sacred College and give an account
23 15,3 |          Giuliano's request, the Sacred College ordered the Orsini
24 15,3 |      resolution submitted to the Sacred College was approved, and