Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |      to have the queen in the neighborhood of Rome rather than the
 2    III,  III|       the report of it in his neighborhood, so that presently the piazza
 3     IV,  V  |     of Stigliano, in the same neighborhood.~The Florentines being informed
 4      V,  VI |     Marradi, and plunders the neighborhood of Florence— Description
 5      V,  VI |  repelling the enemy from the neighborhood. Niccolo finding that, although
 6     VI,  I  |     other possessions in that neighborhood, from the count; and thought
 7     VI,  II | pretext, sent troops into its neighborhood; but the affair was discovered
 8     VI,  III|   attacks the Florentines—The neighborhood of Piombino becomes the
 9     VI,  III|    also the Pomerancie in the neighborhood of Volterra, and so checked
10     VI,  V  |    report was spread that the neighborhood of Porta Nuova had risen
11    VII,  II |    could be procured from the neighborhood, were consumed, and famine
12   VIII,  VII|      built a monastery in the neighborhood of Florence. He enjoyed