Chapter

1 3,1  |         the continuation of his favours, and wished him a long and
2 3,1  |   Vice-Chancellor. To all these favours Calixtus added a revenue
3 4,2  |    distribution of his father's favours. ~Only, as there was as
4 5,6  |       that you accord him three favours. These favours are: first,
5 5,6  |        him three favours. These favours are: first, the confirmation
6 10,1 |    reduction, granted important favours to certain Milanese gentlemen,
7 10,2 |         young cardinal owed the favours heaped upon him by His Holiness
8 12,1 | infantry. In exchange for these favours, Caesar confided to Bentivoglio
9 Epi,2|         youths could obtain any favours they pleased. In addition