Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |    with the terms which he granted them, lived and fought under
 2    III,  II |    men, and the Colleagues granted to threats, what they had
 3    III,  IV |   fear of further violence granted, by the joint deliberation
 4    III,  IV |   their former decrees had granted them, and distributed to
 5    III,  IV |    intimation, that if not granted they would be vindicated
 6     IV,  V  |    an audience. This being granted, one of them spoke to the
 7     IV,  VII|   of Cosmo, and this being granted to them seemed a sufficient
 8      V,  I  | the church, which was also granted; so much more was Eugenius
 9      V,  III|    gracious than the pope, granted to the new created knight
10     VI,  I  |    if his request were not granted, to abandon the enterprise.
11    VII,  I  |   authority of a balia was granted to it six times.~There were
12   VIII,  II |  to acquire. But let it be granted we have greatly injured
13   VIII,  III|  for a few days, which was granted, but proved so disadvantageous