Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      made, to sanction by his presence a power which he considered
 2 Pro,2|   monk; "and I come into your presence laden with the divine mercy." ~"
 3 3,1  |   which served to display his presence of mind and courage, he
 4 4,3  |     conducted into the pope's presence, where they demanded the
 5 5,1  |     him, and led him into the presence of Charles VIII. ~Piero
 6 5,2  |     again introduced into his presence, and the discussion was
 7 5,3  |     sworn and affirmed in the presence of Bucciarda, your envoy,
 8 5,6  |    But quickly recovering his presence of mind, he replied to the
 9 6,4  |       pope should require his presence in person at the capital
10 6,4  |     pope's strange brief. His presence was so much needed in France
11 7,2  |     hour was brought into the presence of his patron. ~Caesar received
12 8,2  |  archbishop, the pope; in the presence of the governor of Rome,
13 11,2 | instant if he judged that his presence was necessary. At the same
14 13,1 |   held out, encouraged by the presence of Julius Caesar di Varano,
15 13,1 |    his father to Venice. ~The presence of Caesar was the occasion
16 14,3 |    the force of character and presence of mind that naturally belonged
17 15,4 |       he was to appear in the presence of God, two things weighed