Chapter

 1 4,2  |    vanity of a tutor and the pride of his scholar together
 2 4,3  |   money in a vain display of pride; and this was going on while
 3 4,5  |     the gratification of his pride, the pope the aggrandisement
 4 4,5  | situation was grave; but the pride of Piero dei Medici came
 5 5,1  |    demanded whence came this pride of his that made him dispute
 6 5,7  | without humility and without pride, and, like an emperor's
 7 7,1  |    was, did not so swell the pride of Vitellozza Vitelli as
 8 7,2  |  obstacle in the path of his pride, his love, and his ambition.
 9 10,3 |      always happens that the pride of those who command is
10 13,2 |     reached such a height of pride that he would attack the
11 13,3 |   man Caesar wanted: full of pride and confidence in himself,
12 16,1 |  expression of indescribable pride, he wiped his brow with
13 Epi,2| avarice, greed, fraud, envy, pride, and even worse, if there