Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |      rule. These terms were all accepted by Henry; and thus a great
 2    III,  III|     their country, we willingly accepted the magistracy, thinking
 3    III,  IV |        he thought best. Michael accepted the command; and, as he
 4     VI,  I  | conditions of peace, which were accepted with great pleasure by the
 5     VI,  II |        despised nor too hastily accepted; and that it would be best
 6     VI,  III|   desirous of peace, would have accepted them, declaring there was
 7     VI,  VII|    government of Genoa. Charles accepted the offer, and sent John
 8    VII,  II |    conquest of Genoa. Francesco accepted the proposal, and with the
 9   VIII,  IV |    reply. The offer was eagerly accepted; but as wounds are well
10   VIII,  VI |      San Giorgio, which readily accepted it, undertook its defense,