Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XVII|     can ever restore Milan or Naples to freedom, because those
 2       1,  XXIX|    fighting in the Kingdom of Naples for Ferrando King of Aragon
 3       1,  XXIX|       from Aragon and came to Naples, where he first took away
 4       1,  LV  |  sorts of men, the Kingdom of Naples, the Lands of Rome, the
 5       1,  LIX |     Princes of the Kingdom of Naples who have followed the French
 6       2,  IX  | Florentines to King Robert of Naples, who, unwilling to defend
 7       2,  XI  |      the Pope and the King of Naples assaulted them, that being
 8       2,  XII |  knows that Ferrando, King of Naples, was held to be a most wise
 9       2,  XII |   defended) to King Robert of Naples. But after the death of
10       2,  XXIV|    Romagna, in the Kingdom of Naples, and throughout all parts
11       3,  XXI |       indeed he presumed that Naples and many other towns which