Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|         In other respects they obeyed the emperors or kings; officiated
 2      I,  VII|  Romagna; some of these places obeyed the church, while others
 3     II,  IV |   wounded and ask pardon. Lore obeyed his father; but this act
 4     II,  V  |   among whom was Corso Donati, obeyed the summons. These having
 5     IV,  V  |    Ghibelline faction, we have obeyed him more through force than
 6     IV,  VI | friends dissuaded him from it, obeyed the call, trusting more
 7      V,  V  | commanding him, and the latter obeyed no one else. The cardinal’
 8     VI,  II |         without any suspicion, obeyed. Meeting him in the corridor,
 9     VI,  III|       enemy’s hands. The count obeyed, though he would have preferred
10    VII,  V  |      will be much more readily obeyed, and following your directions,
11   VIII,  VI |        with the future pontiff obeyed, and retired to Imola. The
12   VIII,  VI |        have in hand. The count obeyed without the least suspicion,