Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|     authority. This became very evident upon the first occasion
 2    III,  III|         liberty. And it appears evident that the gain is certain;
 3    III,  V  |       defiance; and hence it is evident that not only to good men,
 4     IV,  II |       to them. It would thus be evident that the injury done to
 5     VI,  IV |    differences; for it would be evident that he had not injured
 6     VI,  VI |  bravery of the garrison, their evident reluctance to give it up,
 7     VI,  VI |       annihilated. This made it evident that Jacopo’s movement had
 8    VII,  I  |    unasked. His magnificence is evident from the number of public
 9    VII,  I  |       of the citizen was always evident; for he was aware that a
10   VIII,  IV |       his interests. It is thus evident, that force and necessity,
11   VIII,  V  | formerly possessed. Thus it was evident to everyone, they had been
12   VIII,  VI |       the hill; and here it was evident how greatly humanity, affability,
13   VIII,  VII|    ensue, the heavens gave many evident tokens of its approach;