Book,  Chapter

1       1,  II     |         them that although they passed from a Monarchial government
2       1,  XXXVIII|       appear that he [the Duke] passed with their permission than
3       1,  XLV    |        ought not to have had it passed. And so much more was this
4       2,  VIII   |        into Italy and Sicovesus passed into Spain. From the passage
5       2,  X      |        great multitude of Gauls passed into Greece and then into
6       2,  XXX    |        as soon as the enemy has passed, they do not have any advantage.
7       3,  VI     | impossible that all should have passed through [the first period]
8       3,  VI     |        relative, and on his way passed by the house of Julio. That
9       3,  VI     |        to kill Pandolfo when he passed; and putting them, armed,