Chapter

 1 3,1 |           had followed; but after various actions which served to
 2 4,3 |        had sent an embassy to the various Italian States, composed
 3 5,2 |         up arms, the bells of the various churches in the town should
 4 5,4 |         with short tight coats of various colours: they were armed
 5 5,8 |         partly in the exercise of various industries. The cardinal
 6 6,2 | establishment of garrisons in the various towns and fortresses they
 7 10,1|          to get possession of the various towns, the capital, and
 8 11,4|      found the ambassadors of the various Powers, and among them those
 9 11,5|          stopped; and further, as various signs of revolt had been
10 14,2|         disposed this band in the various rooms that led to his own,