Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV | troubles of Italy were in some measure abated; but the Saracens
 2      I,  VI |      were afterward in a great measure settled by the Venetians.
 3     II,  III|      of its officers, to which measure they were induced by finding
 4    III,  V  |     foremost in defense of the measure. On being led to execution,
 5     IV,  III|        numerous enemies to the measure, and thus provide themselves
 6     IV,  VII|        of affairs, no remedial measure being attempted, a letter
 7      V,  IV |     into Lombardy; and to this measure three obstacles presented
 8     VI,  III|   Florentines were now in some measure prepared for their defense,
 9    VII,  I  |  compelled them to assent to a measure to which he knew them to
10    VII,  II |     and advised him to adopt a measure which, while it appeared