Chapter

 1 3,2 |        well, and altogether at the service of His Holiness: that, as
 2 3,2 |         which conduces best to the service of God and to the advancement
 3 5,1 |            be happy to render this service to their new ally. Then
 4 5,6 |            all his strength to the service of your Holiness and the
 5 5,8 |      Cardinal Valentino had in his service a certain Spaniard whom
 6 5,8 |         house. The pope had in his service about a hundred and fifty
 7 7,1 |     general, taken prisoner in his service, pay, to himself the ransom
 8 7,3 |          daring and courage to his service that would have made his
 9 7,3 |           was entirely at Caesar's service, and that he had nothing
10 8,1 |        that he was entirely at the service of His Holiness. ~ ~
11 10,4|            it was the Swiss in the service of France who were found
12 11,5|          hoped to devote it to the service of the republic. I have
13 12,1|            and the keeping for his service of a hundred men-at-arms
14 12,1|           should be taken into the service of the republic, for a pay
15 12,4|           the most important was a service held on the third Sunday
16 13,2|       Cardona, who had entered his service after Capua was taken, and
17 13,3| engagements in the way of military service and an the same conditions. ~"
18 13,3|       further not to insist on the service in person of more than one
19 13,3|            as they may choose: the service that the others may render
20 13,4|           all French troops in his service as soon as he reached Cesena,
21 13,5|        likely to waste Italy: this service of his, together with his
22 15,2|      fancied that France, in whose service they were engaged, was humouring
23 15,2|    Conclave, they went over to the service of Spain. ~Meanwhile Caesar