Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VI  |       who appoints the duke of Athens for his vicar—The duke of
 2     II,  VI  |       a Frenchman, and duke of Athens. He, as viceroy, took possession
 3     II,  VII |      by the Pisans—The duke of Athens at Florence—The nobility
 4     II,  VII |       sent them Walter duke of Athens, who, as Providence would
 5     II,  VII |   feared, and that the duke of Athens might have greater authority
 6     II,  VIII|       CHAPTER VIII~The Duke of Athens requires to be made prince
 7     II,  VIII|       Departure of the duke of Athens—His character.~These executions
 8     II,  I   |      first favored the duke of Athens, and afterward, by the advice
 9    III,  I   |     the tyranny of the duke of Athens, and the ruin of the former,
10    III,  I   |     and at last to the duke of Athens. Still we have never in
11    III,  I   |        the name of the duke of Athens ought to be consigned to
12    III,  III | subdued her? or that a duke of Athens, your hired captain did
13    III,  IV  |       than that of the duke of Athens. But his goodness never