Chapter

 1 Pro,1|       bowed his head before the authority of the Church, he had already
 2 Pro,2|     rightful magistrates of the authority which was constitutionally
 3 1,1  |        the streets of Rome. The authority had then devolved in the
 4 3,2  |       already assumed the papal authority, and in a humble voice and
 5 4,1  |          To defend the personal authority of Ludowico Sforza over
 6 5,2  |   whether he would delegate his authority to the Signoria: all they
 7 5,4  | admission, he would respect the authority of the Holy Father and the
 8 6,4  |        virtue of his pontifical authority, to depart out of Italy
 9 9,1  |          so he declared, on the authority of Pope Pelagius, that an
10 9,3  |  completely from the pontifical authority that the pope would send