Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VII| being with him secretly, and entreated he would take the command
2     IV,  VI |     of the party, constantly entreated and urged every citizen
3      V,  IV |      ruin in that of others, entreated the count to come to Tuscany,
4      V,  VI |   with the utmost solicitude entreated him to leave the city and
5     VI,  I  |      the other hand, Alfonso entreated Filippo, for the sake of
6     VI,  II |     recourse to Alfonso, and entreated his assistance, pointing
7     VI,  V  |     means to prevent it, and entreated the emperor of Constantinople
8   VIII,  VI |      the city. The cardinals entreated the count to give the castle
9   VIII,  VI |   with all speed to Rome. He entreated the friends and relatives