Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  |    fear of the league, went to collect forces in his own country,
2     II,  VIII| therefore having first sent to collect forces from without, made
3     IV,  II  |       the officers employed to collect them. Hence followed many
4     IV,  VII |        other forces they could collect, were brought into Florence
5      V,  V   |       ransom; and he could not collect them in time to prevent
6     VI,  II  |       during the winter was to collect troops, and in this he was
7     VI,  V   |      of greater importance, to collect forces and conclude more
8    VII,  VI  |     after the duke’s death, to collect their followers together
9   VIII,  IV  |       the republic was able to collect its forces. The Florentines