Chapter

 1 3,2 |      is prompted by your own personal interest, since henceforth
 2 4,1 |  VIII agreed: ~To defend the personal authority of Ludowico Sforza
 3 5,4 |     the interests of his own personal safety. But Ferdinand refused
 4 6,2 |  days, prompted only by that personal courage which led them on
 5 6,3 |    either by virtue of their personal powers or the king's special
 6 6,4 |      so as to secure his own personal safety. ~It had come about
 7 7,2 |    attracted all eyes by his personal beauty, set off as it was
 8 9,3 |     one of the Arrabbiati, a personal enemy of Savonarola, breaking
 9 10,4|  them at least to ensure his personal safety by making it a condition
10 13,3|       whether because of the personal fear he inspired, or because
11 15,2| after performing miracles of personal strength and courage, was