Chapter

 1 3,3  |     a Spanish courtesan; her devotion to the Virgin amounted to
 2 5,1  |     wish to push too far his devotion to the house of Aragon or
 3 5,6  |   that filial and respectful devotion which the kings his predecessors
 4 8,2  |     the pope expected of his devotion and friendship: it was a
 5 8,2  |    it would be thanks to his devotion that the marriage could
 6 9,2  |  terrible interest. ~But the devotion of Fra Bonvicini of Pescia
 7 11,1 |    thither by some relics of devotion, or may be by the recollection
 8 11,4 |     spite of the courage and devotion of her defenders, could
 9 16,2 |   give one last proof of his devotion by not leaving his body
10 Epi,2| among them any holiness, any devotion, any good works; but, on