Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |  what they had obtained by treachery, the Eruli and the Turingi,
 2      V,  III|   other with arrogance and treachery: after many protestations,
 3      V,  V  |    adopted, or some hidden treachery intended. They communicated
 4     VI,  III|    was not restrained from treachery either by fear or shame;
 5     VI,  VI |    same night, some say by treachery among the conspirators,
 6    VII,  III|    to participate in their treachery, many citizens had been
 7   VIII,  I  |  and thus add sacrilege to treachery. This caused the failure
 8   VIII,  II |    failed to accomplish by treachery; and both assembled forces
 9   VIII,  III| Italy with accounts of the treachery practiced against their
10   VIII,  III|  to commit the most horrid treachery in the church in the midst
11   VIII,  VII| Faenza, is murdered by the treachery of his wife—The government