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 1 IV       | SUCCESSORS OF ALEXANDER AT HIS DEATH~CONSIDERING the difficulties
 2 VII(9)   |        Duke of Milan, on whose death he procured his own elevation
 3 VII      |      these four things, at the death of Alexander, he had accomplished
 4 VII      |  hostile armies, and sick unto death. Yet there were in the duke
 5 VII      |    been in sound health at the death of Alexander12, everything
 6 VII      |        that might occur at the death of his father, and had provided
 7 VII      |     anticipated that, when the death did happen, he himself would
 8 IX       |     they all promise, and when death is far distant they all
 9 XI       |       Church, which, after his death and the ruin of the duke,
10 XII      |        for captains. After the death of Epaminondas, Philip of
11 XVII     |        more quickly forget the death of their father than the
12 XIX      |       remained there after the death of Annibale who were able
13 XIX      |  empire no one was ever put to death by him unjudged; nevertheless,
14 XIX      |      go to Rome and avenge the death of Pertinax, who had been
15 XXIII(45)|    Charles the Bold; after her death, Bianca Sforza; and thus