Chapter

 1 2,1 |      assume, together with the title of great Powers, that influence
 2 4,3 |     Ferdinand never belied his title of "the happy ruler." His
 3 8,2 |   assisting as envoy, with the title of cardinal, at the marriage
 4 8,4 |   continued to employ with the title of Count, although he had
 5 8,4 | Valence, in Dauphine, with the title of Duke and a pension of
 6 10,1|        received the particular title of duke, count, or lord,
 7 11,4|       Alexander and Caesar the title of Venetian nobles, and
 8 11,4|        new influence that this title might confer. Then the pope
 9 11,5|  Faenza had brought Caesar the title of Duke of Romagna, which
10 12,2|    Abruzzi, and would bear the title of King of Naples and Jerusalem;
11 12,2|  Apulia and Calabria, with the title of Duke of these provinces;
12 13,1|   Vitelli, who had assumed the title of General of the Church,
13 13,2|    another eighteen months the title of legate 'a latere' in
14 15,1|        at their head, with the title of Captain of the Sacred