Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |          force; but these, being assisted by Frederick, routed the
 2     IV,  IV |        mankind in adversity, and assisted them in prosperity; never
 3      V,  III|       defend themselves—They are assisted by the duke of Milan—Treaty
 4     VI,  I  |     peace with the league—Sforza assisted by the Florentines.~Those
 5     VI,  II |       troops, and in this he was assisted both by the pope and Alfonso;
 6     VI,  IV |        favor of either party, or assisted the count either in defense
 7     VI,  V  |    forces; and besides this, had assisted and advised in the treaty
 8     VI,  VI |           where, had he not been assisted by Alfonso, his force would
 9     VI,  VII|         his safety: he therefore assisted Pietrino with money and
10     VI,  VII| enterprise against him, and were assisted with money and troops by
11    VII,  I  |           and not only those who assisted him in public business,
12    VII,  V  |  possession of Prato, but is not assisted by the inhabitants—He is