Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|   both parties joined in open entreaties that he would search out
 2    III,  V   |    either by his authority or entreaties, obtained the assistance
 3    III,  VII |    prevail rather than pride, entreaties rather than threats; and
 4     IV,  VII |       befall those who by his entreaties were induced to lay down
 5      V,  III |    behalf; and added tears to entreaties, so that if he were unmoved
 6     VI,  II  |        on the other, were the entreaties of his father-in-law, and
 7     VI,  V   |       his own ambition or the entreaties of the Venetians, did the
 8     VI,  VI  |  unable either by promises or entreaties to divert him from his purpose.
 9    VII,  V   |    the people of Prato, since entreaties produced so little effect.
10   VIII,  II  | finding him, they, by earnest entreaties, prevailed upon him to accompany
11   VIII,  VI  | instead of complying with the entreaties of the Orsini, or being