Chapter

 1 2,2 |  nearer akin to vice than to virtue. He was liberal, it is true,
 2 3,3 |     Ah, he was rich in every virtue, he was full of good intentions;
 3 3,3 | other basis than the noblest virtue practised for the general
 4 3,3 | brothers walk in the path of virtue which we shall now open
 5 4,2 |  appearance of a Churchman's virtue; but as he knew from his
 6 6,3 |  earned the favour either by virtue of their personal powers
 7 6,4 |   therein commanding him, by virtue of his pontifical authority,
 8 7,1 |    pope by the Venetians, in virtue of the treaty quoted above. ~
 9 10,2|     His Holiness, the one by virtue of his position, the other
10 12,4|    and all the lords who, by virtue of their wealth, could display