Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III| Berengarius being then engaged in defending himself against the Huns,
 2      I,  VI |            the inhabitants, after defending themselves a long time,
 3     II,  V  |        his houses, in the hope of defending them till Uguccione, for
 4    III,  II |         consult upon the means of defending themselves against the orders
 5    III,  VII|           conspirators were slain defending themselves; the remainder
 6      V,  III|         the duke, and hopeless of defending the open country, forsook
 7      V,  VI |         would be folly to attempt defending a place which must, after
 8     VI,  I  |        the duke of Milan hopes of defending Lombardy, which by his absence
 9     VI,  IV |         count prevented them from defending the Milanese; but SECRETLY,
10    VII,  I  |        benefits upon individuals, defending them against the magistrates,
11   VIII,  IV |     instant, the people preferred defending their own possessions to