Chapter

 1 2,2  |     appeared at first sight to be worthy of praise, on a closer inspection
 2 3,2  |      Almighty Himself as the most worthy among all your brethren." ~
 3 3,2  |          throne a pope who was so worthy. At these words, leaving
 4 3,3  |           those perhaps the least worthy, benefits which would more
 5 3,4  |      matters the sister was quite worthy of her brother. Lucrezia
 6 4,3  |       Pentecost was spent in such worthy functions, the celebrations
 7 8,3  |           from the journal of the worthy German Burchard, who saw
 8 8,4  |         town of Chinon, with pomp worthy of the son of a pope who
 9 10,4 |          fed and better paid. The worthy Helvetians, since they no
10 12,4 |      himself, which would be more worthy of her. Lucrezia showed
11 13,1 |       defence an impossibility. A worthy pupil of his master, in
12 Epi,1| appreciating the qualities of the worthy Israelite; feared lest,