Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  VII|      appease them, and sent the patriarch Giovanni Vitelleschi, Rinaldo’
 2      V,  III|      upon his refusal, sent the patriarch with forces to take possession
 3      V,  III|       Difficulties arising, the patriarch attacked the Casentino,
 4      V,  III|     therefore, the emperor, the patriarch, with other prelates and
 5      V,  V  |      more under the sway of the patriarch, who was their greatest
 6      V,  V  |         Recanati, and afterward patriarch of Alexandria; but at last,
 7      V,  VI | securing themselves against the patriarch’s malevolence. The republic
 8      V,  VI |         had been written by the patriarch to Niccolo without the pope’
 9      V,  VI |  carrying them into effect. The patriarch, having determined to go
10      V,  VI |      awaited the arrival of the patriarch upon the bridge, which adjoined
11      V,  VI |  prisoner of the castellan. The patriarch’s followers at first began
12      V,  VI |        pope appointed Lodovico, patriarch of Aquileia, to command