Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  II |       insupportable, and as no available mode of subduing them presented
 2      V,  VI |      summer; and thus the time available for the war would be wasted
 3     VI,  VI |     and, by such means as were available, more cautiously corresponded
 4    VII,  II |    these disorders so just and available as to call in the sums which
 5    VII,  III|      refugees, they used every available means to injure the commercial
 6   VIII,  I  |    render the pope’s authority available in their behalf, Giovanni
 7   VIII,  III| justified their cause with all available arguments, and filled Italy
 8   VIII,  III|      ought to be done by every available means; but that secular
 9   VIII,  IV |        nor was any remedy then available, for the republic had formed
10   VIII,  V  |     thought they could make it available for their own interests;