Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  IV |  found themselves unable to furnish. The pope sent for Veri,
 2    III,  III|    is the means by which we furnish occupation for the whole
 3    III,  IV |   the three new arts should furnish two Signors; the fourteen
 4    III,  V  |     that the latter were to furnish five Signors, and the former
 5      V,  IV |    number he has engaged to furnish you, out of your liberality,
 6      V,  VI |     in them, and engaged to furnish four thousand horse and
 7      V,  VI |   to compel the citizens to furnish money: nor would they so
 8     VI,  IV | should obtain Milan, and to furnish him, during the continuance
 9     VI,  VI |   with what forces he could furnish. These being joined by the
10     VI,  VII|    Lodovico Borgia, and, to furnish a decent pretext for his
11    VII,  II |     want of it, nor arms to furnish such as were without them.