Chapter

 1 9,2|        recognised talent, called Fra Francesco di Paglia; and
 2 9,2|      rumours reached the ears of Fra Francesco, and as he was
 3 9,2|          The proposition made by Fra Francesco was taken to Savanarola;
 4 9,2|           hereupon his disciple, Fra Domenico Bonvicini, more
 5 9,2|   interest. ~But the devotion of Fra Bonvicini of Pescia was
 6 9,2| Bonvicini of Pescia was not what Fra Francesco was reckoning
 7 9,2|         an obscure disciple like Fra Bonvicini? It was the master
 8 9,2|     anticipated. In the place of Fra Francesco, who would not
 9 9,2|         the disciple. These were Fra Nicholas de Pilly and Fra
10 9,2|        Fra Nicholas de Pilly and Fra Andrea Rondinelli. Immediately
11 9,2|          take place only between Fra Domenico Bonvicini and Fra
12 9,2|       Fra Domenico Bonvicini and Fra Andrea Rondinelli; ten of
13 9,2|         in a crystal tabernacle. Fra Domenico di Pescia, the
14 9,3|          they expressed was that Fra Bonvicini was an enchanter,
15 9,3|          inspected by witnesses. Fra Bonvicini made no objection,
16 9,3|        could refuse him this; so Fra Rondinelli was compelled