Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|     every Signory at the time of entering upon the duties of office
 2     II,  V  | assembled, came to Florence, and entering by a part of the wall not
 3    III,  II |         of the Florentines, who, entering into a league with Bernabo
 4      V,  III|    Piccinino had occupied. Then, entering the Lucchese territory,
 5      V,  V  |        the valley of Trento, and entering Italy, does not immediately
 6      V,  V  |       took the New Citadel: then entering the place with his troops,
 7      V,  V  |          the count’s troops from entering the fortress. They then
 8      V,  VI |         of San Lorenzo. Niccolo, entering the deserted fortress, wondered
 9     VI,  II |        all armed; and Baldaccio, entering the piazza, whither it was
10   VIII,  VII|        speak with the count, and entering the apartment with a few