Chapter

 1 2,1  |         jem, ostensibly to give support by the claims of the refugee
 2 3,3  | bequeathed to his posterity, to support the edifice of his grandeur
 3 4,4  |  advised it, did not venture to support it now; at last Charles,
 4 5,4  |   Church, and now by the secret support given him by the Bishops
 5 6,1  |        a spiritual and temporal support; but a young king, full
 6 6,2  |     troops whose duty it was to support them. The van consisted
 7 6,3  |      two arranged in echelon to support each other, the first commanded
 8 7,3  |      and walking by the side to support it, then made their way
 9 8,4  |       Louis felt assured of the support of the Venetians, or at
10 13,4 |        annum to Caesar, for the support of a hundred lances; ~In
11 15,2 |          by which he engaged to support him with all his forces,
12 15,2 |        he could not much longer support Caesar against his enemies
13 16,1 |        and feet to this fragile support. Luckily he was both strong
14 Epi,2|        to be its foundation and support; and since, in spite of