Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  III|          provide themselves with allies to assist them in annulling
2      V,  I  |        those to whom they became allies. From the valor, therefore,
3      V,  IV |        resolved to relieve their allies rather than listen to the
4     VI,  III| Florentines; for the latter were allies of the Venetians, and he
5     VI,  VI |      detected, to conciliate his allies, after having almost alienated
6   VIII,  V  |        do at the entreaty of his allies. Leaving the marquis of
7   VIII,  V  |         thousand foot, while the allies had thirteen thousand horse
8   VIII,  V  |         known to the rest of the allies, they were greatly dissatisfied,
9   VIII,  VII|          this desertion of their allies (it being nothing new to