Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |      who were exhausted in the fight, and from which, having
 2     II,  II |        did the people shun the fight, for, meeting their enemies
 3     II,  III| parties were preparing for the fight, some individuals, as well
 4     II,  I  |        they left the principal fight and hastened to their defense.
 5    III,  IV |     palace, and joining in the fight, he soon vanquished them,
 6      V,  III|     therefore; and when in the fight, remember that the reward
 7      V,  III|      Florentines would have to fight for their liberty. To this
 8      V,  VII|     they were more disposed to fight than to battle; so that
 9     VI,  I  |       the vanquished could not fight without being remounted,
10     VI,  III|      of the war and before the fight, had spoken contemptuously
11   VIII,  IV |        are compelled either to fight or die; saying, that since
12   VIII,  V  |      him, found he must either fight or disgracefully retire.