Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |         Ghibelline party, and in high estimation with Manfred,
 2     II,  III |        The first elected to this high office was Ubaldo Ruffoli.
 3     II,  IV  |       settle them, who, being in high reputation both for his
 4     II,  VIII|          six ambassadors, men of high consideration in their own
 5    III,  I   | influence, and were held in such high esteem, that civil force
 6     IV,  V   |          for the Lucchese raised high embankments in the direction
 7      V,  I   |  interest, seeing what masses of high spirited people were kept
 8      V,  II  |       for the possession of this high office being contested by
 9   VIII,  I   |        the priest who celebrated high mass should partake of the
10   VIII,  II  |      whose waters were then very high. It was an awful instance
11   VIII,  II  |         wished for in one of his high station. He left a natural
12   VIII,  III |      ancestors had always ranked high in the city, but while on
13   VIII,  IV  |     which, he said, had risen so high, that while he resided outside