Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV |    Mohammed, which he could not gratify against the vicars of Christ.
2      I,  V  |         the too eager desire to gratify themselves, caused the pontiffs
3    III,  III|       their honours; so that to gratify them the Arts again met,
4    III,  VI | Nevertheless, in some degree to gratify the fury of the mob, and
5     IV,  I  |       great, declaring that, to gratify themselves and oppress the
6     IV,  IV |      the duke, it would greatly gratify him to see them involved
7      V,  II |      unless he rather wished to gratify his private prejudices than
8    VII,  I  |   latter were always willing to gratify its wishes; so that from
9   VIII,  II |    conduct has been adopted, to gratify their desire for power (