Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|        her enemies, what could it avail? The glory would not be
2     IV,  II  |         good thing to know how to avail themselves of men according
3     IV,  VI  | assistance would be of no greater avail than Giorgio Scali had found
4      V,  VI  |     whether the Florentines could avail themselves of Piero Giampagolo,
5     VI,  IV  |         and her prince, could not avail us.~“The only fault of which
6    VII,  I   |   partisans. Cosmo, being able to avail himself both of public and
7    VII,  VI  |      Sixtus if he were allowed to avail himself of the talents and
8   VIII,  III |  differences. The Florentines, to avail themselves of the influence
9   VIII,  III |       seeing they could no longer avail themselves of the services