Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  IV  | Charles to Florence, till the season suitable for his going to
 2     II,  VIII|    these things coming out of season, and forced by his necessities,
 3     IV,  I   |     as by the severity of the season; for, having marched many
 4      V,  V   | ordered, that during the cold season, galleys should be provided
 5      V,  VI  |       in conjunction with the season, nothing could be expected
 6      V,  VII |     Francesco, as soon as the season would permit, took the field
 7     VI,  I   | rendered doubly secure by the season and by the presence of Niccolo,
 8     VI,  I   |   opportunity afforded by the season and his enemies, of reorganizing
 9     VI,  II  |    count; particularly as the season was now come for them to
10     VI,  III |     Florentines, aided by the season, used the most active exertions
11     VI,  III |  those diseases which the hot season produces in marshy localities;
12     VI,  III |        where, during the cold season, he remained in repose with
13     VI,  VI  |  passed the whole of the cold season of 1453, without attempting