Chapter

1 3,4 | excluded for long enough. The safety of the city was secured,
2 5,4 | interests of his own personal safety. But Ferdinand refused to
3 5,5 |     than to assure him of his safety, the keys of Rome and the
4 6,4 |       secure his own personal safety. ~It had come about through
5 8,1 |        that no one could with safety pass the gates of the town;
6 10,3|     judging that there was no safety for a French garrison in
7 10,4|  least to ensure his personal safety by making it a condition
8 12,2| Calabria. ~But the feeling of safety inspired by Frederic's faithless
9 15,2|     which he would alone find safety. Caesar resolved to retire