Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |   Machiavelli, the first great Italian historian, and one of the
 2      I,  VI | reputation, like all the other Italian powers, they live at the
 3      I,  VII|  Romagna, who formed a body of Italian soldiery, called the Company
 4      V,  III|       out the condition of the Italian states, the disposition
 5     VI,  VI |    joining his French with the Italian forces, they attacked the
 6     VI,  VI |      pope therefore begged the Italian potentates to send ambassadors
 7     VI,  VI |        had taken. To the other Italian powers a month was allowed
 8    VII,  I  |        Connection of the other Italian governments with the history
 9    VII,  II |      to death. It was thus our Italian princes, fearing those virtues
10   VIII,  IV |   commands, coasting along the Italian shores, he suddenly landed
11   VIII,  IV |        from the pope and other Italian powers, consented that they
12   VIII,  V  |        Medici, with many other Italian princes; and when the measures