Chapter

1 Pro,1| disappeared in the depths of his convent, as if the slab of his tomb
2 3,1  |       protection, put one into a convent, and as the other was one
3 5,2  |       chance communicated with a convent of Franciscans; one of the
4 7,2  |         gone into retreat at the convent of San Sisto. No one knew
5 7,3  |          in the direction of the convent of San Sisto, where, as
6 9,3  |      Savonarola to return to his convent, but they regretted the
7 9,3  |      sacristy, and thence to his convent, where he shut himself up
8 9,3  |          and at last reached the convent, dashing like an angry sea
9 9,3  |       obstacle it met: the whole convent was quickly flooded with