Chapter

1 1,2 |       shirt come through, and wearing on his head a cap of the
2 5,4 |   were five thousand of them, wearing a very simple dress, that
3 7,2 |      chimney-piece, no longer wearing his cardinal's robe and
4 7,2 |    the cause that, instead of wearing this dress, which I can
5 8,3 |       petticoat or skirt, but wearing only the Moor's dress unbuttoned
6 9,2 |      place in the procession, wearing the sacerdotal robes in
7 10,3|      all the streets of Rome, wearing classical costumes and riding
8 12,4| equerries and servants, first wearing their usual garments, afterwards