Chapter

 1 4,3  |       found he could get no other answer, next made for Florence.
 2 5,2  |          probabilities, this bold answer saved the town. The French
 3 5,3  |         Alexander VI received his answer from Bajazet II: the reason
 4 5,3  |        were charged with a verbal answer, which was that the sultan
 5 5,4  |     arrive in person to demand an answer from His Holiness. ~It was
 6 6,1  | confederates had given an evasive answer, for they were pondering
 7 6,2  |  unanimity was the reason why the answer to Commines was deferred
 8 7,3  |   messenger had gone off with his answer, no one but Caesar paying
 9 7,4  |            and so it is all I can answer to the questions you have
10 7,4  |          rest by night, making no answer to those who knocked at
11 11,1 |          found; and as he gave no answer, though they kept on calling
12 11,4 |        nothing to say required no answer; he then took his place
13 13,1 |        off at once to deliver his answer in person to his faithful
14 13,4 |      messenger returned with this answer, and the confederates, though
15 13,5 |         Santa Croce; and when the answer was received in the affirmative
16 Epi,2|           s gives so admirable an answer to the charge of irreligion