Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |   the empire, but not to the talents and fortune of their father;
 2      I,  II |    Theodoric possessed great talents both for war and peace;
 3      I,  IV |      Saladin, when, by whose talents, and the disagreement of
 4    III,  IV |      composed, solely by the talents of the Gonfalonier, who
 5     IV,  I  |   was first sustained by the talents of Maso degli Albizzi, and
 6     IV,  II |     of Maso, who, by his own talents and the respect he derived
 7     IV,  V  |    who read it, of his great talents. This man pointed out, that
 8      V,  VII|       trusting the general’s talents and promises, followed him
 9     VI,  II | affection by his courage and talents; and the remembrance of
10     VI,  II |  Neri, who loved him for his talents, of which he had been a
11    VII,  II |     not possess his father’s talents, and consequently they neither
12    VII,  IV |    lowest origin, who by his talents had become general of the
13    VII,  VI |      to avail himself of the talents and exertions of Frate Piero.