Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II |     Ostrogoths thought it an injustice that they, being superior
2    III,  I  |    de’ Ricci moderates their injustice—Difficulties increase—A
3    III,  III|    of your superiors and the injustice of your magistrates. Now
4    III,  VI | every species of calumny and injustice.~The family of the Alberti
5     IV,  II |     make all sensible of its injustice, they contrived that the
6     IV,  IV |   regard either to equity or injustice, he would consider the matter
7   VIII,  I  |      Carlo. In this piece of injustice the Pazzi at once recognized
8   VIII,  III|     exposing the impiety and injustice of the pontiff, and assured
9   VIII,  VI |      corruption, justice and injustice; for this establishment