Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VII|  authority they possessed the worse use they made of it and
 2    III,  VI |  undeservedly.” Not to give a worse impression of his virtue
 3     IV,  IV |     condition of Volterra was worse than before; for among other
 4     IV,  VI |    the plebeians, we are in a worse condition on that account,
 5     IV,  VI |      have it not; but what is worse, they charge us with the
 6      V,  III|     the same to them, or even worse. They declare war against
 7      V,  VI |     be quite useless, or even worse; for the situation of Brescia,
 8      V,  VII|      Lombardy were in a still worse condition. The Count Francesco,
 9    VII,  V  | conduct, he left it in a much worse state. Hence the good citizens
10   VIII,  IV |      and inflamed it by still worse actions, it having been