Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |        shortly after, yet from grief at the injury he died mad.
 2     II,  II |    with facility; so that with grief and shame he went to the
 3    III,  III|       will have more causes of grief and fear from you, than
 4    III,  IV |        below, overwhelmed with grief at seeing such depravity
 5      V,  I  |    Milan where, either through grief for his loss or by some
 6     VI,  II | capture of his son, he died of grief in 1445, at the age of sixty-four,
 7    VII,  IV |       Sixtus IV.—His character—Grief of Piero de’ Medici for
 8   VIII,  IV |      of November, to the great grief of the Florentines, and
 9   VIII,  VI |      of things, or because his grief for peace, to which he was
10   VIII,  VII|      and the justness of their grief was shortly after apparent;