Chapter

1 1,1 |     columns, walls of unequal height, and half-carved stones. ~
2 1,3 |     his simony, when from the height of the Vatican he cast his
3 2,3 |    all, law. He was of middle height, with a large handsome head,
4 3,2 |  beholding us on this sublime height, so far above our deserts,
5 9,2 | appointed place, five feet in height, ten in width, and eighty
6 13,2|     it seemed, reached such a height of pride that he would attack
7 15,3|     fallen as he was from the height of his power, Caesar, who
8 16,1|       rope, he dropped from a height of twelve or fifteen feet. ~ ~