Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |      were elected annually. To remove the cause of those enmities
 2     II,  III|        former; so, in order to remove an occasion for his enemies
 3     II,  IV |       by a suitable apology to remove all cause of further animosity,
 4     II,  VI |       trouble to the city, and remove the cause of those tumults
 5     II,  VI |   either by force or policy to remove him; so anxious was he to
 6     II,  VII|      of a new leader, and thus remove, or at least abate, the
 7     IV,  VI |    would attend any attempt to remove or abate them. Niccolo da
 8     VI,  I  |        of this, and wishing to remove their apprehensions, pursued
 9    VII,  II | necessary that the king should remove all ground of apprehension
10   VIII,  II |    only wished the citizens to remove Lorenzo de’ Medici, who