Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  III|    Zagonara, which served to check the audacity of the people;
 2     IV,  III|     rating formed a powerful check to the tyranny of the great,
 3      V,  I  | leaving part of his force to check Piccinino, with the remainder
 4      V,  III|      was rather desirable to check the count’s pride than to
 5      V,  VI |      set out immediately and check Niccolo. With the cavalry
 6     VI,  I  |      come to his relief, and check the impetuous progress of
 7     VI,  VI |    not daunted by this first check, but with even greater earnestness
 8    VII,  I  |    as its enemies held it in check. As soon as the strength
 9    VII,  IV |  called home the exiles as a check upon the rapine of the opposite
10    VII,  IV |     perhaps too severely, to check their partiality for inveterate
11   VIII,  III|  marquis of Ferrara, held in check the duke of Calabria, proceeded