Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |      Restless policy of the popes—Ambitious views of pope Nicholas III.—
 2      I,  V  |           pontiff. He was a bold, ambitious man; and being resolved
 3      I,  VII|          VII~Schism in the church—Ambitious views of Giovanni Galeazzo
 4     II,  VII|        demonstrations excited the ambitious mind of the duke to greater
 5    III,  I  |      presumptuous or condemned as ambitious. But seeing that so many
 6    III,  I  |          to the usual practice of ambitious men, are endeavoring to
 7    III,  VII|   construed as either factious or ambitious, he could not imagine how
 8    III,  VII| government of his country like an ambitious one. He therefore begged
 9      V,  II |           might be looked upon as ambitious and unwarrantable, it will
10    VII,  IV |        for many generations. This ambitious method of procedure made
11    VII,  VI |       Cola Montano, a learned and ambitious man, taught the Latin language
12   VIII,  I  |    archbishop of Pisa, who, being ambitious and recently offended by
13   VIII,  I  |          well educated youth, but ambitious and very desirous of change,
14   VIII,  II |        the piazza), the infamous, ambitious, and detestable motive is