Book,  Chapter

1    III,  II | assembled, among whom they might conceal whatever numbers they pleased.
2    III,  III|         or violence, in order to conceal the disgraceful methods
3    III,  IV |          house. He was unable to conceal himself from the multitude,
4    III,  IV |         their arms and escape or conceal themselves, as well as they
5     IV,  I  |      this Filippo, the better to conceal his purpose, caused the
6     VI,  III|          thought it desirable to conceal their fears, for they did
7     VI,  V  |          as much as possible, to conceal every indication of his
8    VII,  III|        Diotisalvi, the better to conceal his design, frequently visited
9   VIII,  I  |     would thus be better able to conceal their design, since any