Chapter

1 9,2|    himself ready to accept the trial by fire in his stead; so
2 9,3|   their part would give up the trial altogether. Savonarola replied
3 9,3|        were himself making the trial he would be less inexorable;
4 9,3|      had come to terms and the trial was about to take place.
5 9,3|   arisen that had hindered the trial, so they laid the responsibility
6 9,3| forcibly compelled to make the trial of fire which they had refused
7 9,3|     insisted that Savonarola's trial should take place at Florence,
8 9,3|    haters of Savonarola, whose trial began with the torture.