Chapter

 1 2,1  |       Bajazet to any one of the Christian princes who would undertake
 2 2,3  |       he did not think that any Christian could rejoice in it, seeing
 3 3,2  |        then the keystone of the Christian world?" ~"Yes, holy father,"
 4 3,4  |         that the capital of the Christian world felt for one brief
 5 4,1  |       is the custom for all the Christian States to send a solemn
 6 5,6  | Holiness as supreme head of the Christian Church was postponed till
 7 5,6  |         an ancient custom among Christian kings, especially the Most
 8 5,6  |      kings, especially the Most Christian kings of France, to signify,
 9 5,6  |    places thereon; but the Most Christian king, having felt a desire
10 5,7  |       narrow, severe cut of the Christian apparel. D'jem advanced
11 5,8  |     deliberations, although the Christian princes could not have dared
12 6,4  |    person at the capital of the Christian world just at the present
13 7,2  |         that ever belonged to a Christian prince, while on his cap
14 10,1 |     made Rome the centre of the Christian world, all the small princes,
15 10,2 |  cardinal 'a latere' of all the Christian world, and had quitted Rome
16 12,2 |       undertaken to provide the Christian princes with another weapon
17 13,3 |       Alexander VI and his Very Christian Majesty Louis XII, King
18 Epi,1|        and open his eyes to the Christian faith, which he could see
19 Epi,1|          the superiority of the Christian religion above the Jewish;
20 Epi,1|   Church, instead of becoming a Christian the Jew will be more of
21 Epi,1|      Rome, or I will never be a Christian." ~Then Jean, seeing his
22 Epi,2|       endeavours, to banish the Christian religion from the face of
23 Epi,2|   firmly resolved on becoming a Christian. So let us go at once to
24 Epi,2|        name of Abraham into the Christian name of Jean; and as the