Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|     liberty, the slightest chains feel heavy, and every tie upon
2    III,  VI  |          the Florentines began to feel the effect of their disasters.~
3     IV,  V   |         the following effect: “We feel assured, magnificent lords,
4      V,  II  |          Besides this, the people feel more deeply the avarice
5      V,  V   | determined, in order to make them feel more closely the effects
6   VIII,  II  |           that the citizens might feel the effect of spiritual
7   VIII,  II  |         compelled to rejoice, but feel myself honored and exalted;
8   VIII,  II  |    exhibited toward myself; but I feel more aggrieved by the injuries
9   VIII,  IV  |     redoubled honor, and began to feel compelled rather to part