Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXVII | Tyrants who were occupying the lands of the Church. And having
 2       1,  XXXIX |         such as Pisa and other lands, was obliged to make war
 3       1,  L     |      suddenly both the subject lands and the City itself lacked
 4       1,  LV    |     the Kingdom of Naples, the Lands of Rome, the Romagna, and
 5       2,  VI    |  condemned them [to turn over] lands, which lands they converted
 6       2,  VI    |        turn over] lands, which lands they converted into private
 7       2,  VI    |         and overrunning [their lands], and [making] accords to
 8       2,  VIII  |        constrained to seek new lands, I want to cite the example
 9       2,  XVII  |        in the defense of their lands has never been resisted:
10       2,  XVII  |       country, take or besiege lands friendly to you and impede
11       2,  XIX   |        acquisitions of foreign lands, foreign customs had entered
12       2,  XXI   |     left [the people of] those lands which they did not destroy
13       2,  XXX   |       that they never acquired lands by means of money, but always
14       2,  XXX   |    lengthy to recount how many lands the Florentines and the
15       2,  XXX   |    Latin people, and the other lands allied in Italy, and their
16       3,  XII   |      found these [neighboring] lands more obstinate, was able
17       3,  XXXVII|        thing, retreated to the lands behind the Tiber and into