Book,  Chapter

1      I,  III|        after whose death so many disputes arose among his sons, that
2      I,  IV |           Robert having had many disputes with his nephews for the
3      I,  IV |          Romans; and, after many disputes concerning the creation
4      I,  VI | possession of these cities, many disputes arose which were afterward
5     II,  I  |         is divided into quarters—Disputes between the nobility and
6    III,  I  |  citizens. A new law settled the disputes of Rome; those of Florence
7    III,  I  |        arms; so that, after some disputes concerning particular points,
8      V,  IV |       involve ourselves in these disputes; and how easily the field
9   VIII,  III|       San Severino, who in these disputes had deserted the duchess