Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  |      of Naples, endeavored to strengthen himself against the church;
2    III,  V  |       to the popular rank. To strengthen themselves against external
3    III,  VI |     for they thought it would strengthen Benedetto’s influence, and
4     IV,  VII|      was now no remedy but to strengthen themselves in the city,
5      V,  I  |       government now began to strengthen their party by conferring
6      V,  II | victory; and how much it will strengthen your own government, you
7     VI,  I  | conquest desirable, except to strengthen themselves and weaken the
8    VII,  I  |   citizens’ aid to recover or strengthen its influence, the latter
9    VII,  IV |      to watch each other, and strengthen their own influence by new