Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |      the true pope. This reply displeased Alexander; and, as he saw
 2     II,  III|      acquitted. This acquittal displeased the people so much, that,
 3     II,  III|     plundered it.~This outrage displeased the whole city, and those
 4     II,  IV | slightly wounded by Lore. This displeased Gulielmo; and, designing
 5    III,  VI |       admonished. This greatly displeased the signors; but without
 6     IV,  IV |      This circumstance greatly displeased the Florentines; but having
 7     IV,  IV |       being known in Florence, displeased not only the magistracy,
 8     VI,  VI |       The Florentines were not displeased at this; for having recovered
 9   VIII,  III|  offensive to him, he would be displeased with that of his viceregent,
10   VIII,  IV |      at his will. This greatly displeased the minister Cecco, whom