Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |        the Parthians, could not attend to the affairs of Italy;
 2      I,  V   |       intention of Frederick to attend, but he was prevented by
 3      I,  VII |       still, having promised to attend, he could not refuse to
 4     II,  VIII|      boldest of them refused to attend, and as each had read the
 5     IV,  VI  |     great difficulty that would attend any attempt to remove or
 6      V,  VII |      take care of the booty and attend to their wounded; and, what
 7     VI,  II  |        difficulties which would attend their passage, without the
 8    VII,  I   |    through ill health unable to attend to public affairs as formerly,
 9    VII,  I   |       sickly as to be unable to attend either to public or private
10   VIII,  I   |       preventing cause, did not attend; and this design having
11   VIII,  VI  | neglecting their own affairs to attend to those of others, and