Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I  |   Constantinople; for by this step they exposed the western
2     II,  III|     that it is an injudicious step to drive men to desperation,
3     II,  IV |  friends and followers, which step gave the people so strong
4    III,  IV | thought it the most advisable step, persuaded them to give
5     IV,  V  |  their forces. Having by this step declared his design, the
6      V,  VII|    perceiving the unfortunate step he had taken, in sending
7     VI,  IV |      was not surprised at the step taken by the Venetians,
8   VIII,  I  |        Considering their next step, they resolved, in order
9   VIII,  IV |     to her, “You have taken a step which will deprive me of