Chapter

1 Pro,1|     Savonarala from that time condemned himself to the most absolute
2 3,3  |     peril of our life we were condemned to a voluntary exile, we
3 4,4  |      the Duke of Bourbon both condemned his enterprise; Briconnet,
4 8,2  |     all the belongings of the condemned prisoner. ~But the hunting
5 8,3  |    Campo dei Fiori. The three condemned men were preceded by a constable,
6 9,3  |   judges therefore, when they condemned him and his two disciples
7 9,3  |     bishop Pagnanoli told the condemned men that he cut them off
8 9,3  |      words were spoken by the condemned men, for at this moment
9 13,5 | captains heard that they were condemned, Oliverotto burst forth