Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I  |      for the injury they had sustained, the Visigoths, on being
2      I,  V  | their creating have not long sustained their honors; for the pontiffs,
3    III,  II |  ambition of the legate, was sustained by the resentment of the
4     IV,  I  |    Scali, in 1381, was first sustained by the talents of Maso degli
5      V,  VI |    recover from the injuries sustained in the winter, and provide
6      V,  VI |    the pope. These prospects sustained their courage till the arrival
7   VIII,  III|    surrendered, after having sustained a siege of forty-two days.
8   VIII,  IV |  alone, while the pontiff is sustained by his spiritual power and
9   VIII,  VI |   injuries they had recently sustained. The Colonnesi demanded