Chapter

 1 2,1 |    remained there, and Bajazet, faithful to promises which it was
 2 4,3 |      master. But the Venetians, faithful to their political tradition,
 3 5,7 |         it, by the hands of his faithful allies, the Swiss. It was
 4 5,8 |      levy of arms, and remained faithful to their promises. ~According
 5 9,1 |        a mandate forbidding the faithful to attend at Savonarola'
 6 9,3 | blackened by the flames, to the faithful, who if they no longer regard
 7 11,1|         as completely as if the faithful had fulfilled every condition
 8 11,1|       for the veneration of the faithful in a chapel on the left
 9 12,2|      Ferdinand was his good and faithful friend, would open the gates
10 12,3|       entered the town with his faithful army from Romagna, and was
11 13,1|         answer in person to his faithful lieutenants. ~ ~
12 13,2|      had always found loyal and faithful. He therefore resolved to
13 13,4|      summoned eight of his most faithful friends, among whom were
14 14,2|         was in: he summoned his faithful Michelotto, with those he
15 15,2|     College twelve had remained faithful, and as the Conclave was
16 15,2|         account of his crimes. ~Faithful to his engagements, Pius
17 15,3|      and had remained immutably faithful to the Duke of Valentinois. ~
18 16,2|       by Michelotto, who was as faithful in adversity as ever before.