Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|    those times very grievously afflicted, being in constant warfare
 2     II,  I  |      When the Roman empire was afflicted by the barbarians, Florence
 3     II,  I  |         was afterward the more afflicted by them. The cause of her
 4     II,  II | exalted kind, had she not been afflicted with the continual divisions
 5     II,  IV |      year 1304, Florence being afflicted both with fire and the sword.
 6     II,  VII|       captain of the guard who afflicted the city, they now appointed
 7     VI,  III|       1447. This event greatly afflicted him, for he doubted whether
 8   VIII,  IV |     city, besides the war, was afflicted with pestilence, which prevailed
 9   VIII,  VI |      Ferrando; for Lorenzo was afflicted not only by the gout, which
10   VIII,  VII|    later years, he was greatly afflicted; besides the gout, he was