Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  II |         Milan, and with the cities hostile to the church, appointed
 2    III,  II |      considerable danger in case a hostile Signory should resolve on
 3     IV,  IV |            would make one free and hostile, and that in time she would
 4     IV,  VII|         their advice, summoned the hostile chiefs, Rinaldo degli Albizzi,
 5      V,  IV |         some were poor, and others hostile; that the Florentines alone
 6      V,  VII|           attacked in flank by the hostile infantry, to assail them
 7      V,  VII|           from wounds inflicted by hostile weapons, or any honorable
 8     VI,  III|        neighbor and friend, than a hostile power such as either of
 9     VI,  V  |            every indication of his hostile designs, the ambassadors
10     VI,  VI | Florentines in Italy to resist the hostile League, they sent as ambassador,
11    VII,  VI |           possible, to deprive the hostile league of their captain,