Book,  Chapter

1       2,  XV    | consult with them. The Latins, learning of this, and being conscious
2       2,  XXIV  |        his army at Bologna and learning of the loss of Brescia recovered
3       2,  XXXIII|     were made by the Senate on learning of this, who, when they
4       3,  VI    |        Tyrant of Florence, and learning that he was being conspired
5       3,  XVIII |       of the Florentine forces learning that the Venetian camp was
6       3,  XXIX  |      Timastheus, their Prince, learning what gift this was, where
7       3,  XXX   |     THE ENEMY~The Roman Senate learning that Tuscany had made new