Chapter

 1 5,1 |         manage, exacted as a final condition, a 'sine qua non', however,
 2 5,2 |           to pardon the Pisans, on condition of their again submitting
 3 5,3 | compatriots, of whatsoever kind or condition they may be, neither on
 4 5,4 |       without resistance; that, an condition of a voluntary, frank, and
 5 6,4 |       became actually king only on condition of his receiving the pontifical
 6 7,3 |             as you say, such is my condition, and I am resolved I will
 7 8,4 |          The marriage, arranged on condition that the pope should pay
 8 9,2 |           a terrible death, but on condition that Savanarola died with
 9 10,4|     personal safety by making it a condition of capitulation. But they
10 10,4|        they replied that even if a condition of such a kind, would not
11 11,1|       faithful had fulfilled every condition of the pilgrimage. For gathering
12 11,5|   consideration due to her sex and condition, but also that which is
13 11,5|            and the town yielded an condition that he should not touch
14 12,3|            by Frederic himself, an condition that he should be allowed
15 12,3|           30,000 ducats a year, an condition that he should never quit
16 13,1|            to give up the town, on condition that he and his sons were
17 13,5|      desires and this is his third condition that you arrest the Duke
18 14,2|            doubt that their heated condition increased its activity. ~
19 14,3|        Caesar was still alive, his condition left everyone in suspense:
20 15,1|       which they found in a better condition than when they had left