Book, Chapter

1        I, XIV  |     its mischievous effects, obliged many of them to submit themselves
2        I, XV   | their allies. At first, they obliged them to furnish a greater
3        I, XXVII|   evil actions below, he was obliged to be confused and disturbed
4       II, XVIII|      between us and you, has obliged us to grant you this, that
5       IV, I    |   the approach of winter had obliged them to rest wherever they
6       IV, III  |      holy man, and therefore obliged him to ride wherever he
7       IV, XXIII|    received her counsel; she obliged those who were under her
8        V, XV   |     life before he should be obliged, on the return of the season