Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |     through which Italy was then passing, and in all of which the
 2      I,  II |          Sicily, and from thence passing into Italy, occupied Naples
 3      I,  III|      accordingly went to France, passing uninjured through the country
 4     II,  I  |         descended, and as he was passing she said to him, “I am glad
 5     II,  I  |          and as Buondelmonti was passing upon a white horse, thinking
 6     II,  II |       predecessors had done, and passing through Florence on his
 7     II,  VI |        to come into Italy. After passing through Lombardy he entered
 8     II,  VII| combatants without any fear, and passing the bridge of the Rubaconte
 9     IV,  VII|        they advised him to avoid passing it, unless he wished them
10      V,  I  | Belfratelli and Cosmo Barbadori, passing the confines to which they
11   VIII,  VI |       and the Florentines, after passing Cesena, found them near