Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |    others, gave to all who had assumed sovereignty over the cities
 2      I,  VII |     she fled to France, and he assumed the sovereignty. The king
 3     II,  I   |        his successor, when all assumed a larger share of liberty.
 4     II,  III |       on account of which they assumed to be above others, did
 5     II,  VI  | possessed of sufficient power, assumed the authority to fix upon
 6     II,  VIII| humanity which he had at first assumed, became cruelty and pride;
 7    III,  V   |       which he had voluntarily assumed with the hope of acquiring
 8     IV,  II  |      cause of the audacity now assumed by the multitude was the
 9     IV,  III |     made the proposals; but he assumed an appearance of indifference,
10    VII,  III |  magistracy, and as soon as he assumed its duties, every requisite
11   VIII,  VI  |   children, by the latter, who assumed the sovereignty of the city.
12   VIII,  VII |      revolt from the pope, and assumed the sovereignty. After a
13   VIII,  VII |       in all their proceedings assumed the deportment of princes