Chapter

1 2,3  |         the sciences above all, law. He was of middle height,
2 3,1  |         of sciences, especially law and jurisprudence: the result
3 3,1  | distinctions were gained in the law, a profession wherein he
4 9,3  |   Francesco Ramolini, doctor in law: they practically brought
5 10,3 |       of determining a point of law hitherto uncertain: as Monsignore
6 11,5 |      man who will violate every law, even, the law of hospitality
7 11,5 |    violate every law, even, the law of hospitality respected
8 14,1 |         cardinals they would by law lose the right of making
9 Epi,1|        a great master of Mosaic law, he began to enjoy his friend'