Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |     annually by the pope. He made honorable terms with the Visconti,
 2     II,  IV |          under the pretense of an honorable design, to justify his own
 3    III,  III|          plundered churches; many honorable citizens have been exiled
 4     IV,  VII|           to witness them; and an honorable exile is always held in
 5      V,  II |       freedom to his country, and honorable safety for himself; for
 6      V,  II |     incalculable advantage and an honorable renown.”~Many words were
 7      V,  VII|           hostile weapons, or any honorable means, but, having fallen
 8     VI,  V  |           accordingly, had a most honorable reception, and were treated
 9    VII,  III|        Soderini, and preferred an honorable death in battle, than to
10    VII,  IV |         opposite party. But these honorable designs were frustrated;
11    VII,  V  |       took arms to effect such an honorable object, for they would thus
12   VIII,  IV |    fortresses being recovered, an honorable treaty ratified with the
13   VIII,  VII| vanquished, but as conquerors, so honorable were the terms they obtained.~