Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |    Naples, continued those enmities against the church which
 2     II,  II |  remove the cause of those enmities which had been observed
 3     II,  III| been disturbed by internal enmities there would have been no
 4    III,  I  | Rome and those of Florence—Enmities between the families of
 5    III,  I  |    serious, though natural enmities, which occur between the
 6    III,  I  |  of her laws, gave rise to enmities between the family of the
 7     IV,  II |  who, on account of former enmities, would be disinclined to
 8      V,  II |    so many and such recent enmities have disunited? The disunion
 9    VII,  I  |   originated those serious enmities and hatreds which ensued
10   VIII,  I  |  houses, and obviate those enmities and dissensions so frequently
11   VIII,  IV |    his impressions of past enmities. Lorenzo having resolved