Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  III   |       were dead, and that fear left the Nobles, they begun to
 2       1,  X     |      that his predecessors had left among the soldiers. And
 3       1,  XIV   |      Samnites, which afterward left them entirely weak and afflicted.
 4       1,  XVI   |         and] which later being left by chance free in a field, [
 5       1,  XIX   |     down all his neighbors, he left a peaceful Kingdom to this
 6       1,  XIX   |    David beaten his neighbors, left him a firm Kingdom and capable
 7       1,  XXVII |   courage and which would have left an eternal memory of himself,
 8       2,  V     | however, some signs of it were left, it would be considered
 9       2,  VIII  |        more than thirty tribes left [Scythia]. The second is,
10       2,  XII   |         among other advices he left to his son Alfonso, was
11       2,  XVI   |    placed to the right and the left of these three battalions,
12       2,  XX    |    prey again to the Samnites, left two legions in the country
13       2,  XXI   |     jurisdiction; and how they left [the people of] those lands
14       2,  XXIII | ancient ranks in the City, but left the City entire. And when
15       2,  XXIV  |   cannot occupy them, they are left behind by the enemy army,
16       2,  XXIV  |       order to assault Urbino, left ten enemy Cities behind
17       2,  XXVI  |        them. The Roman legions left at Capua having conspired
18       2,  XXXI  |        of the times he will be left either with shame or very
19       2,  XXXII |     much space, everything was left weak so as to be unable
20       2,  XXXIII|  confirm peace [treaties], and left everything else to the arbitration
21       3,  VI    |      there should be something left [in the middle] for them
22       3,  VI    |      of Theodorus, that no one left Syracuse or gave any sign
23       3,  VI    |        this is when someone is left who will avenge the slain
24       3,  VI    |  Principality; and they can be left either because of your negligence,
25       3,  VI    |  killed the Duke of Milan, who left a son and two brothers,
26       3,  VI    |      remedy: but when some are left alive because of little
27       3,  VI    |        are the Romans, who had left two legions of soldiers
28       3,  X     |       thus whenever the Romans left one place, he would enter
29       3,  XII   |     that which they could have left open. Whoever, therefore,
30       3,  XIII  | against his Countrymen; but he left there more because of his
31       3,  XV    |        power, one of whom they left to guard Rome, and the other
32       3,  XV    |       older [of the two], Luca left the management of everything
33       3,  XVI   | besiege Pisa, he [Antonio] was left out. And although the evil
34       3,  XVII  |         Claudius Nero (who had left the army which he had confronting
35       3,  XXII  |     for him, they departed and left the fight. Which obedience
36       3,  XXXIX |      the Samnites blindly have left it) seize it quickly. And
37       3,  XLVIII|    DECEIT~Fulvius, having been left as Legate in the army that
38       3,  XLVIII| accompanied by Pisans, whom he left to one side when he talked