Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |       emperors; and although, moved by various causes, they
 2      I,  I  |      Ostro, or eastern Goths, moved in search of new countries,
 3      I,  II |     Odoacer and his son, and, moved by the same reasons which
 4      I,  II |   sovereign of Pannonia; and, moved by his savage nature, caused
 5      I,  V  |       for religion, at others moved by their own ambition, were
 6     II,  II | followers were at St. John’s, moved toward the Holy Trinity,
 7     II,  IV |     many inferior to himself. Moved by passions of this kind,
 8     II,  I  |    incline toward the people, moved by the reasons which they
 9     IV,  VII|     adopted. Ridolfo Peruzzi, moved by the discourse of the
10      V,  I  |  Furli. The count accordingly moved with his forces, and came
11      V,  IV |      and his audience were so moved by it, that they could not
12      V,  VII| legate and the count’s forces moved toward Perugia to relieve