Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |       not come into Italy, being detained by the war in which he was
 2     II,  VIII|    appeared immediately, and was detained. Francesco Brunelleschi
 3    III,  I   |       possession of his property detained from him, he might bring
 4    III,  II  | entreatingly and authoritatively detained him, and obliged him to
 5      V,  VII |        commissaries wished to be detained that they might not rejoin
 6     VI,  I   |          being neither slain nor detained prisoners, only deferred
 7   VIII,  III |       the cardinal whom they had detained, in return for which he
 8   VIII,  IV  |          ground, that if he were detained at Naples much longer, the
 9   VIII,  IV  |         forces, pretending to be detained by discords among the citizens,
10   VIII,  IV  |           who, on their arrival, detained them under different pretexts