Book,  Chapter

1    III,  III|    should at any time, whether Signor, Colleague, Capitano di
2    III,  III|        them the part of a king Signor, and toward the city that
3   VIII,  III|        of Prospero Adorno, the Signor Roberto, and the rebellious
4   VIII,  III|         The Sforzeschi and the Signor Roberto, being thus expelled
5   VIII,  III|       his stead.~The attack of Signor Roberto upon the Pisan territory,
6   VIII,  III| proceeded toward Pisa, to meet Signor Roberto, who was with his
7   VIII,  V  |      the duke of Calabria, the Signor Lodovico Sforza, and Lorenzo
8   VIII,  VI |       hating that monarch; and Signor Roberto of San Severino,
9   VIII,  VII|  assistance of the king and of Signor Lodovico, but obtained it