Chapter

1 2,1 |         respective situations in regard to Italy, which they all
2 6,4 |         tournament they chose to regard as warfare; so, in spite
3 9,3 |  faithful, who if they no longer regard Savonarola as a prophet,
4 12,1|  reprisals. ~Caesar's plans with regard to Florence were now no
5 13,3|       confederates aforesaid, to regard as a common enemy any who
6 13,4|       the lieutenants' plan with regard to Sinigaglia, and therefore
7 15,2| wheresoever he might be, with no regard to the sanctity of the place: