Chapter

1 Pro,1|    hoping to save not only the soul of the dying man but also
2 Pro,2| flatterers; let them ruin your soul as they have ruined your
3 2,3  |       seen, at the risk of his soul's salvation. ~The son, unfortunately,
4 4,4  |     peace who was the head and soul of the league whereof the
5 7,2  |        seemed to burn into the soul of the bravo, who with a
6 11,5 |       have been wounded in the soul's noblest part in my honour.
7 13,3 |     captains who were the very soul of his vast enterprise,
8 14,3 |    Macchiavelli, his ambitious soul had provided for all things
9 Epi,1|       religion would bring his soul straight to eternal perdition;