Book,  Chapter

1     VI,  I  |     count, astonished at such an unexpected attack, assembled his troops,
2     VI,  III| Florentines, surprised with this unexpected event, perceiving the king
3     VI,  VI |  determination was quite new and unexpected to the duke, and caused
4    VII,  IV |   general repose, there arose an unexpected disturbance, which came
5    VII,  V  |       universal peace, a new and unexpected disturbance arose in Tuscany.
6   VIII,  III|       the Pisan territory, being unexpected, greatly perplexed the Florentines;
7   VIII,  IV |         fortune of having, by an unexpected and unaccountable accident,
8   VIII,  V  |   beginning of that invasion was unexpected and beneficial, its conclusion
9   VIII,  VII|         This assault was new and unexpected by the Florentines, who