Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |       kept in subjection by the imperial forces. The emperor Theodosius
 2      I,  I  |      husband; but she, being of imperial blood, scorned the connection
 3      I,  I  |   Odoacer, instead of using the imperial name, caused himself to
 4      I,  II |      reduced the country to the imperial rule.~Belisarius took possession
 5      I,  II |     came Totila, who routed the imperial forces, took Tuscany and
 6      I,  IV |   Tortona, which adhered to the imperial party, built a city, to
 7      I,  VI |         contrary faction to the imperial, took occasion, from the
 8      I,  VI |  territories of the church, the imperial authority to retain possession
 9     II,  II | Guelphic interest, made Charles imperial vicar over the province.
10    III,  I  |     province had shaken off the imperial yoke, her cities not being
11   VIII,  III|  acquainted with pontifical and imperial affairs, was sent as ambassador
12   VIII,  V  |      Basle; and by means of the imperial ambassadors, and the co-operation