Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |      this end he entered into a secret negotiation with Peter,
 2     II,  VIII|         which could not be kept secret, alarmed the citizens, and
 3    III,  II  |         council who were in the secret, and others desirous of
 4    III,  VII |  overcome them, had recourse to secret practices, and with the
 5      V,  IV  |       easy, or because he had a secret understanding with Ostasio,
 6      V,  IV  |  contrary to his wishes, and by secret messengers, assured them
 7      V,  VI  |       army. He then set on foot secret measures, to seduce Cortona
 8     VI,  II  |         occupying Cremona, from secret intelligence with that city,
 9     VI,  III | commenced hostilities, opened a secret understanding with the fortress
10     VI,  IV  |     ratification, but gave them secret orders not to do so, and
11   VIII,  IV  |   personal attractions, or some secret influence, after the duke’
12   VIII,  VII |         Florentines; but having secret correspondence in Genoa,