Chapter

 1 3,2  |      deserts, whereto it has pleased the Divine goodness to exalt
 2 4,1  |      many ships of war as he pleased from Genoa; ~Lastly, that
 3 5,2  | further decision whenever it pleased him to do so; further, he
 4 5,3  |    surest means you might be pleased to employ; so that our said
 5 5,6  |   aware of it, Alexander was pleased to get credit by promptly
 6 5,6  |      holy apostles, has been pleased to pay this religious debt,
 7 8,4  |    and against whomsoever he pleased except only the allies of
 8 10,3 |      a masquerade. As he was pleased to identify himself with
 9 11,5 |      of retiring whenever he pleased, and should enjoy the revenue
10 13,3 |    that time which he may be pleased to indicate. ~"The same
11 15,4 |     soldiers at Naples as he pleased, promising him two ships
12 Epi,2|      obtain any favours they pleased. In addition to this sensuality
13 Epi,2|      expected a refusal, was pleased at this consent. Without