Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |    with the inhabitants of the surrounding hills, driven by similar
 2     IV,  IV |     themselves deprived of the surrounding country, they would easily
 3     IV,  V  |        be made to inundate the surrounding country, and place the city
 4      V,  II |     having failed, ravaged the surrounding country, and then burned
 5     VI,  III|        had taken to harass the surrounding country, withdrew with the
 6     VI,  III| depended for provisions on the surrounding places, which, being poor
 7     VI,  V  |        escape from the horrors surrounding them, and to procure peace.
 8     VI,  V  |    took, and then harassed the surrounding country. However, this annoyance
 9    VII,  IV |    Dovadola, and plundered the surrounding country. But having expelled
10   VIII,  III|       field, and plundered the surrounding country without opposition.
11   VIII,  IV |       of cavalry, pillaged the surrounding country. The king, learning
12   VIII,  IV |     sent messengers to all the surrounding powers, to request assistance
13   VIII,  VI |    their forces, plundered the surrounding country. Biongianni Gianfigliazzi