Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |          coming occasioned great excitement in Lombardy; for he sent
 2     II,  IV |      minds of men being in great excitement, it happened that at a funeral
 3     II,  VI |         Bavaria visits Italy—The excitement he produces—Death of Castruccio
 4     II,  I  |       government.~The uproar and excitement were astonishing. The Signors
 5     II,  I  |          endeavored to abate the excitement of the multitude, by affirming
 6    III,  V  |          the occasion before the excitement had abated, for they knew
 7    III,  VI |        Giorgio caused very great excitement; many took arms at the execution
 8     IV,  III|     impoverish the citizens. The excitement was appeased by Giovanni
 9     IV,  VII|   necessity, would occasion less excitement among the people and less
10     VI,  IV |          or gestures any unusual excitement, and replied, that “He willingly
11    VII,  II | Diotisalvi, noticing the popular excitement against Piero, occasioned
12    VII,  IV |       exiles produced the utmost excitement among the Venetian senators,