Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |         importance of spiritual weapons; for the pope called a council
 2      I,  V   |        endeavored to direct the weapons of the church against them.
 3     II,  VIII|     either of hunger, or by the weapons of his enemies. The citizens
 4    III,  IV  |       effect, they seized their weapons and with the utmost fury
 5    III,  VI  |         people to lay aside the weapons which madness had led them
 6     IV,  VII | dispersed, and laid aside their weapons.~The Signory, seeing their
 7      V,  VII |     wounds inflicted by hostile weapons, or any honorable means,
 8     VI,  VII |      having subsided, and human weapons laid aside, the heavens
 9    VII,  III |        ought to lay aside their weapons; for the Signory, most of
10   VIII,  II  |   spiritual as well as temporal weapons, the pontiff excommunicated