Chapter

 1 4,2 |          about the deputation was refused, and that the refusal was
 2 5,3 |          with the pope for having refused him the investiture and
 3 5,4 |    personal safety. But Ferdinand refused to listen to a word, and
 4 5,8 |      force. The Florentines alone refused to take part in this general
 5 6,1 |    depressed because the pope had refused to receive him in spite
 6 6,4 |         confederates had not only refused him a passage, but had even
 7 7,1 |         he would very likely have refused had he been the vanquished
 8 9,1 |      Savonarola, the same who had refused absolution to Lorenzo dei
 9 9,1 |      excommunicated monk would be refused communion and confession;
10 9,2 |   involved in his own ruin. So he refused to enter the fire except
11 9,3 |      trial of fire which they had refused to make of their own free
12 10,1|           the very last; Ludovico refused to make any change in his
13 11,1| excommunication against those who refused to submit, or attempted
14 15,1|           and if his demands were refused he and those who came to
15 15,3|         the remains of rectitude, refused to accept the places, afraid
16 15,3|        same citadels which he had refused three days before: the fact
17 16,1|        presentiment, had till now refused this favour. This was of