Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |        province; for, being in rebellion, he was afraid his error
 2      I,  IV |    people of Rome were in open rebellion against them; nor had they
 3      I,  V  |        he was prevented by the rebellion of Parma: and, being repulsed,
 4      I,  V  |     him assistance against the rebellion of Romagna; and while they
 5    III,  II |        Perugia were excited to rebellion.~Yet while this war was
 6    VII,  V  |  Spirito destroyed by fire—The rebellion of Volterra, and the cause
 7    VII,  VI | internal factions, fallen into rebellion. Citta di Castello being
 8   VIII,  VI |   imminent risk of a dangerous rebellion. This establishment presents
 9   VIII,  VI |       have a defender in their rebellion, raised the banner of the
10   VIII,  VII|        who were leaders of the rebellion. During the siege, Lodovico