Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII|        pope thought he should be fully enabled to oppose the forces
 2     IV,  I  |        for many years. They were fully aware of the advantages
 3     IV,  VI |          citizens, have never so fully declared their sentiments
 4      V,  VI |           they found the Signory fully resolved that Brescia should
 5     VI,  IV | sufferings due to parricides are fully deserved by thee. And though
 6     VI,  V  |        bravery all agreed he had fully proved himself a genuine
 7    VII,  I  |   captivity, and personal danger fully testify; and having gone
 8    VII,  III|         designs had already been fully disclosed to Piero; besides
 9    VII,  III|        Luca Pitti, finding Piero fully prepared and his adversaries
10    VII,  VI |    attempt it. Their minds being fully occupied with this design,
11   VIII,  V  |      measures to be adopted were fully discussed, having decided