Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV  |    came again into Italy to subdue certain places in Lombardy,
2      I,  V   | alarm; so that, in order to subdue him, Urban summoned the
3     II,  V   |  Then, having determined to subdue the Florentines, he approached
4     II,  VI  |    punish the Pistolesi and subdue the Florentines. At length
5     II,  VIII|     power which nothing can subdue, time cannot wear away,
6    III,  III |   and a pope were unable to subdue it, and, after many years
7    III,  III |  arranging some new plan to subdue us. We ought therefore to
8    VII,  V   |     governor at liberty and subdue the rest, who being few,
9   VIII,  I   | rest, found it necessary to subdue those who secretly plotted