Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |      city, thought it would be advisable to attach to themselves,
 2    III,  III|       considering nothing more advisable in the beginning of their
 3    III,  IV |       they thought it the most advisable step, persuaded them to
 4    III,  VII|       citizens might deem most advisable should be done. Veri then
 5     IV,  I  |   Fregoso. He did not think it advisable to attempt this, or any
 6     IV,  III|      them, thought it would be advisable to deprive Ser Martino of
 7      V,  IV |   locality might be found most advisable; the second, that the count
 8      V,  V  |      count therefore deemed it advisable to aid the Venetian fleet
 9      V,  V  |      the place; as it was more advisable to preserve their lives
10      V,  V  | government thought it would be advisable to restore and indemnify
11     VI,  VI |  coming on, the duke deemed it advisable to retire into quarters,
12   VIII,  IV |      obtaining it. Thinking it advisable to seize the opportunity,