Chapter

1 2,1 |    Charles VIII had not dared to refuse to the spiritual head of
2 3,2 |          Him; and accordingly we refuse to arouse by any deceit
3 5,4 |    treaty, and in case he should refuse to sign an agreement with
4 9,3 |         a crucifix. No one could refuse him this; so Fra Rondinelli
5 11,2|         rupture, so he could not refuse without a motive, and betook
6 13,1| distrusting Caesar, did not dare refuse. But on the very same day
7 15,3|          it was Caesar's turn to refuse, for he was weary of these