Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |      their common defense; this restrained him, and for awhile preserved
 2     II,  VIII|         This mode of proceeding restrained those who were disposed
 3    III,  IV  |     those who might either have restrained or suppressed them. The
 4    III,  VII | addressed; for they were either restrained by their fears, or, on account
 5     IV,  II  |          and would soon, if not restrained by greater force or better
 6     VI,  III |         his designs. He was not restrained from treachery either by
 7    VII,  I   |     kept the former united, and restrained their proceedings within
 8    VII,  I   |       the life of him who alone restrained them and made their tyranny
 9    VII,  V   |       they were with difficulty restrained from putting the Florentine
10   VIII,  V   |       the king. The fears which restrained the pope and the Venetians