Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |    cardinals alone. Nor did this satisfy him; for, having agreed
 2     II,  III|     mitigation of the laws would satisfy them, that then they would
 3      V,  II |      their defense; and they, to satisfy the duke their sovereign,
 4     VI,  I  |      duke, Alfonso determined to satisfy him, and withdrew with his
 5     VI,  II |        and friends. Nor did this satisfy the citizens who held the
 6     VI,  III|     trusting he would be able to satisfy the Milanese, to whom he
 7     VI,  IV | greatness of the advantage would satisfy thy ambition. Alas! those
 8    VII,  III|         did he; but this did not satisfy them; for he perceived that
 9   VIII,  VI |        republic, being unable to satisfy the claims of those who
10   VIII,  VII|  survivors were unable either to satisfy or restrain the ambition