Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |             origin.~Disunion having arisen among the descendants of
 2      I,  VII|         Italy.~A schism having thus arisen in the church, Queen Joan
 3     II,  I  |            deserts. This has wholly arisen and proceeded from the negligence
 4     II,  III|            their misfortune to have arisen from their divisions, they
 5     II,  IV |          and the country, there had arisen between them some slight
 6    III,  I  |           that faction, they having arisen in Arezzo, and come long
 7    III,  I  |            populace; and hence have arisen all the other evils and
 8    III,  III| disturbances patiently, they having arisen for the most part without
 9      V,  I  |            nothing has subsequently arisen from the ruins of Rome at
10      V,  VI |          troops, no disturbance had arisen, and learning what entire
11    VII,  I  |           Italy, have most commonly arisen those wars in which the
12    VII,  III|           the disturbances that had arisen in the city, and endeavored