Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre          |      the history according as I promised you in the beginning. Farewell.~
 2       1,  XIV    |      the soldiers that the Gods promised them the victory. And among
 3       1,  XXII   | confessed himself conquered and promised obedience to Tullus, none
 4       1,  XXXVIII|   thousand ducats that had been promised him by the Florentines after
 5       1,  LIII   |       his merits but for having promised throughout all the plazas
 6       1,  LIII   |      the province of Africa, he promised to everyone the ruin of
 7       1,  LIII   |     having conquered Pisa as he promised and the People expected,
 8       2,  XXI    |     method of ruling, That they promised not only arms, but Roman
 9       2,  XXXI   |     them, because they had been promised a return to their Country
10       2,  XXXI   |        Darius in Asia, where he promised him so much if he should
11       3,  VI     |      anyone’s courage cannot be promised without having had experience.
12       3,  VI     |        the Countess was called) promised the conspirators that, if
13       3,  XLII   |       he and the others who had promised the peace were obligated:
14       3,  XLII   |      him and the others who had promised it as prisoners into the
15       3,  XLIII  |   assault Lombardy. The Emperor promised to come with a large force,
16       3,  XLVIII |         of the Florentines, and promised that if they should free