Chapter

1 3,2|     of you fail in that holy obedience which is due unto the head
2 4,4|     Rome, and was to enforce obedience from the Colonnas. The rest
3 5,1|  accordingly he had acted in obedience to prior obligations, but
4 5,6| cardinal. The solemn oath of obedience which was to be taken by
5 5,6|   your Holiness that oath of obedience that he owes to you; but
6 6,4|    proofs of his respect and obedience, His Holiness, instead of
7 8,3|      and it had only been in obedience to the absolute commands
8 9,1|      of God he renounced his obedience to a corrupt master; and
9 9,1|    of the rebel Leonardo, in obedience to the orders he received,