Chapter

 1 4,4 |  troops of Alfonso an his own account. He reminded the King of
 2 7,1 |      him over to Alexander on account; he, a rigid observer of
 3 9,1 | wishing to turn to good moral account his growing influence, he
 4 12,3|       negotiations on his own account with a captain who was on
 5 12,3|   fresh assurances on his own account of the king's friendliness,
 6 12,4|     to the people; for by the account of Bucciardo, an eye-witness,
 7 13,1|      and dared not on his own account attempt anything against
 8 14,1|     bidding the waiters on no account to touch it, as it was reserved
 9 15,2|    Sacred College and give an account of his crimes. ~Faithful
10 15,4|       the place on the duke's account. The pope on his part engaged
11 16,1|       honour is still of some account, what the truth really was