Chapter

 1 4,5  |       they made protestations of friendship, asked them to let him have
 2 5,5  |        the Holy Father a sincere friendship and a firm alliance; ~Before
 3 5,7  |     Alexander VI were swearing a friendship which neither of them felt,
 4 6,3  |     powers or the king's special friendship. ~Suddenly there was heard
 5 6,4  |       proof of their new bond of friendship, to execute the order given
 6 8,2  |     expected of his devotion and friendship: it was a simple and straight
 7 10,2 |       warm as possible his great friendship with his ally and relative
 8 11,1 |       son were founding upon the friendship of Louis and an alliance
 9 11,2 |         demonstration of sincere friendship, and rooms in the Vatican
10 12,1 |      began to put a price on the friendship he had at first offered
11 13,4 |         he felt in the return of friendship that Borgia was displaying. ~
12 13,5 |        the genuine return of his friendship, and it was only Vitellozza
13 Epi,1| preaching, either because of the friendship he felt for him or because