Chapter

 1 1,3 |        began to fall; but no one paid any attention to it, so
 2 1,3 | exaltation imposed upon him, and paid to each man the price of
 3 2,1 |        to fulfil, had punctually paid to the sovereign pontiff
 4 3,3 |        husband, to whom Roderigo paid a pension in her palace
 5 3,4 |   organised numerous doles to be paid out of his private fortune,
 6 6,2 |         had promised was already paid, they must be the gainer
 7 6,4 |      kings of Naples had in turn paid him homage. So he thought
 8 10,1|        investiture, and now they paid annual dues, for which they
 9 10,4|     better fed as well as better paid than themselves, they offered
10 10,4|        the better fed and better paid. The worthy Helvetians,
11 10,4|        It is said that the price paid for this treason was the
12 11,1|       799,000 livres in gold was paid in from the territory of
13 13,5|       for the same price she had paid for it. ~Then the pope allowed
14 14,1|        The price of their simony paid and their vacated offices
15 16,1|          extraordinary that they paid any great attention to it: