Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |       heard each side, he would determine which was the true pope.
 2     II,  VII|        at Florence—The nobility determine to make him prince of the
 3    III,  II |         must be had to arms, to determine which party was the strongest.
 4    III,  IV |     whatever the Signory should determine must be confirmed by them
 5     IV,  III|         was passed. In order to determine the amount each had to pay,
 6     IV,  III| investigation should be made to determine how much, according to the
 7     IV,  VI |   sentiments as to enable us to determine whether they are most our
 8      V,  III|         have been sufficient to determine his course, as indeed shortly
 9      V,  IV |      dreaded; the third was, to determine what route the count should
10      V,  IV |  intervention was to decide and determine, the safety of the republic
11     VI,  I  |       them that if they did not determine to restrain the pope and
12     VI,  II |      what Cosmo and Neri should determine. They, assenting to the
13    VII,  IV |       over-cautious and slow to determine, a circumstance which occasioned