Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV|   children; among the rest were William, surnamed Ferabac, and Robert,
 2      I,  IV|    principality was governed by William, the troubles of Italy were
 3      I,  IV|    Italy daily. On this account William arranged with the princes
 4      I,  IV|      himself and his followers. William was much dissatisfied with
 5      I,  IV| succeeded by his sons Roger and William, to whose dominion not only
 6      I,  IV|     became sovereign; but, upon William going to Constantinople,
 7      I,  IV|     Rome; and Alexander fled to William, king of Puglia, who had
 8      I,  IV|  authority over Rome, and named William, king of Sicily and Puglia,
 9      I,  IV|         shortly afterward died. William, king of Naples, died about
10      I,  IV|         Gostanza, a daughter of William, who had been placed in