Chapter

 1 3,2 |   respect was twice as great; mighty men bowed down before him
 2 3,2 |    discharge to the full this mighty debt that we have incurred
 3 4,3 |    either for or against such mighty rivals, for she would naturally
 4 6,3 |   they not been struck with a mighty terror, would have had nothing
 5 6,4 |       now come for founding a mighty family; and for this he
 6 9,1 |    silenced at any cost. ~But mighty as the pope's power was,
 7 10,3|     in hand, to draw from the mighty reservoir of their mountains.
 8 12,2|       invaders. ~Against this mighty host the King of Naples
 9 14,3| everyone in suspense: had the mighty Duke of Romagna, the powerful
10 14,3|      orison in the ear of the mighty; then, says Tommaso Tommasi,