Book,  Chapter

1      I,  V   |          when these enemies were withdrawn, should neither establish
2     II,  VIII| Giannozzo Cavalcanti, who having withdrawn with some of his followers
3    III,  III |       finding that occupation is withdrawn. Besides, those who take
4    III,  V   |           The obnoxious two were withdrawn accordingly. The name of
5    III,  VI  |         of the highest rank were withdrawn from them altogether. Thus
6     VI,  IV  |     given at many times might be withdrawn at once, as was the case
7     VI,  IV  |       truce concluded, the enemy withdrawn, and the Venetians their
8    VII,  VI  |       which was very severe, had withdrawn to an apartment of the archpriest,
9   VIII,  IV  |         others. The troops, thus withdrawn from the pursuit of their