Chapter

1 1,2 |         set up of which we have spoken already; when he reached
2 2,3 |      whereas Lorenzo had always spoken through his nose; he was
3 3,2 |       of the apostles." ~Having spoken these words, Alexander donned
4 5,5 |         Rovere, of whom we have spoken so often, who was afterwards
5 5,7 |        Greece. These words were spoken with so much dignity and
6 8,1 | expected. His name was not once spoken, and neither on that day
7 9,3 | revealed the things that he had spoken. This protestation led to
8 9,3 | triumphant. No other words were spoken by the condemned men, for
9 13,5|      which he assured me he had spoken of to me the evening before;