Chapter

 1 1,3 |        waiting for their pope: a promise had been made them for to-day,
 2 1,3 |        the second time seemed to promise the Romans the empire of
 3 4,1 |         made sure of Ferdinand's promise to conform to the plan he
 4 4,2 |     somewhat dearly for a simple promise; but on the keeping of this
 5 4,2 |       but on the keeping of this promise the legitimacy of his power
 6 5,1 |       near the capital; the only promise he made to Piero was that
 7 5,1 |      consented on Charles's mere promise by word of mouth to restore
 8 5,3 |     brother's body. Moreover, we promise your Highness herewith,
 9 5,4 |    Piccolomini was authorised to promise a cardinal's hat to each
10 5,4 |       king's refusal, but with a promise from Briconnet and Philippe
11 5,4 |       Philippe de Luxembourg the promise of the cardinalship, and
12 5,6 |     Peter and St. Paul, and with promise and vow renders you that
13 5,6 |          have been accustomed to promise and vow, devoting himself
14 5,8 |         and, anxious to keep his promise to his mother, he signalised
15 8,4 |        ambassadors authorised to promise in his name the restoration
16 9,3 |          till they had exacted a promise that the prisoners should
17 10,1|         had just retracted their promise because of Louis XII's threats,
18 10,1|    claimed the fulfilment of his promise, which the king with his
19 10,2|          young cavalier of great promise; but as both lived at Rome,
20 10,4| unluckily the fulfilment of this promise was dependent on the doubtful
21 12,1|      claim the fulfilment of his promise. Louis kept it with his
22 12,3|       share of the booty and the promise of such pleasure as would
23 13,3|           and each of them shall promise to defend the estates of