Chapter

 1 3,1  |       said, though nobody could prove it, that in this house infamous
 2 3,2  |    without the aid of God would prove too heavy a burden for mortal
 3 3,4  |       rate those that yet stand prove that they lived in much
 4 4,5  | indisposition, however, did not prove so grave as was at first
 5 5,5  |    question of a convocation to prove Alexander's simony and proceed
 6 6,2  |     might from tomorrow onwards prove an insurmountable obstacle;
 7 8,1  |       as it was no easy task to prove an accusation of this nature,
 8 9,2  |      dead man to life again, to prove that his doctrine was true,
 9 11,3 |        as well; it was meant to prove to the populace that perfect
10 11,5 |       culprit, but no one could prove it. So the most serene republic,
11 13,3 |      once more in statu quo. To prove that it was goodwill, not
12 Epi,1|        desire; but if it should prove otherwise, I shall remain