Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV | ashamed of. But while the pope exercised so great authority over
 2     II,  III|        before, and the tyranny exercised against the people was as
 3     II,  V  |      people inclined to do, he exercised his utmost influence to
 4    III,  I  |     excellencies of the latter exercised a most beneficial influence
 5     IV,  I  |       which they ought to have exercised. Thus daily renewing the
 6     IV,  II |       the latter could only be exercised with some inconvenience
 7     IV,  IV |    incurred than of the lenity exercised toward him, on his arrival
 8      V,  VI |        The republic everywhere exercised the very closest espionage
 9      V,  VII| liberality could not have been exercised; so, that if you were to
10    VII,  IV |      banish several more. They exercised their power so inconsiderately,