Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |  into a cup, from which, in memory of the victory, he drank.
 2     II,  I  |   effect anything worthy of memory, on account of the influence
 3     II,  V  |     behind him a more happy memory. Nevertheless, he deserves
 4     II,  V  |     city! which neither the memory of past divisions, the fear
 5     IV,  II | respect he derived from the memory of his father, aspired to
 6      V,  II |    no apprehension from the memory of the past, in which you
 7     VI,  II |  the duke were fresh in his memory, and his promises had lost
 8     VI,  IV |     reverence for the happy memory of our duke, with whom,
 9     VI,  VI | attempt something worthy of memory, and thought he could not
10    VII,  VI |      out of respect for the memory of his father, and the hopes
11    VII,  VI |   doing something worthy of memory, he made war upon the Siennese,
12   VIII,  III|     deserved tribute to his memory, he was honorably buried