Chapter

1 4,3 |           received him at a grand council, for he summoned on this
2 5,4 |      pressed the king to summon a council and depose the head of the
3 5,6 |        required deliberation in a council of cardinals, but he would
4 5,6 |     removed all his fears about a council; so inclined from this moment
5 6,1 |           him once more to call a council and depose the pope, he
6 9,1 |      establishment of a sovereign council, composed of 1800 citizens;
7 11,3|   constant majority in the sacred council. ~ ~
8 11,5|        the Doge Barberigo and the Council of Ten; unannounced, he
9 11,5| candottiere. At the same time the Council of Ten and the doge sought