Book,  Chapter

 1      V,  III|               Medici went to Venice, hoping his influence would prevail
 2     VI,  III|         place he fell upon Piombino, hoping, as it was insufficiently
 3     VI,  III|          which they were threatened, hoping that when freed from them
 4     VI,  III|            the siege of Carravaggio, hoping that Lodi would surrender,
 5     VI,  V  |            the city with his forces, hoping quickly to get possession
 6     VI,  VI |          ancient form of government; hoping, in the event of success,
 7     VI,  VII|           assistance of his son, and hoping to recover Genoa by means
 8    VII,  V  |             accustomed mode of life, hoping to enjoy, without anxiety,
 9   VIII,  I  | granddaughter, Bianca, to Guglielmo, hoping by this marriage to unite
10   VIII,  V  |              making the attempt, and hoping for a favorable result.
11   VIII,  V  |              Lady Bona,” his mother; hoping by this means to give a