Chapter

 1 2,3 |         for wherever reasons of state come in, the ties of blood
 2 3,1 |      her two sons: such was the state of things when Innocent
 3 3,3 |         from the ecclesiastical State, already weak and poor,
 4 5,2 |         strength in her present state to make one. But all the
 5 5,2 |     threw Florence into a great state of consternation; but the
 6 7,4 |      the Church. Thus he lay in state all day, but his father
 7 7,4 |        ceremony that Church and State combined could devise for
 8 8,4 |         among the chiefs of the state ecclesiastic. ~Next came
 9 9,1 |        for reform in Church and State, who accused the Medici
10 12,4|      and the pope officiated in state with the duke and the cardinals.
11 13,1|        four towns of the little State. The Duke of Urbino knew
12 13,1|  against her, he made known the state of affairs to the Duke of
13 14,3|     catafalque, where it lay in state, put it in the coffin which
14 15,1|    Prospera Colonna, seeing the state he was in, advanced to his
15 15,2|        blows in his then feeble state was to rush on certain destruction;
16 15,3| seigniory of Cittadella, in the State of Padua, and far the rank