Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |      which had been begun by his ancestors, and kept the pope, Urban
 2     IV,  VI |      whom, by the blood of their ancestors, shed in its cause, the
 3      V,  VII|         and out of love to those ancestors of whom he had spoken, they
 4     VI,  II | prudently, that although all his ancestors had been slain by their
 5     VI,  VI |         of Val di Bagno, and his ancestors as well as himself had always
 6     VI,  VI |        of the obligations of his ancestors and himself to their republic,
 7    VII,  IV |         Antonio Ordelaffi, whose ancestors had held that territory
 8   VIII,  II |        buried in the tomb of his ancestors, was disinterred like an
 9   VIII,  II |         enmity against their own ancestors, who, by their pride and
10   VIII,  III|         and Greek scholar, whose ancestors had always ranked high in