Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  |     people who lived in that vicinity. Being thus assailed on
2     IV,  I  | Romagna lay between, and the vicinity of the church ought to prevent
3     IV,  IV |    from their rectors in the vicinity of Lucca; for their deputies
4      V,  V  | large force in the immediate vicinity of the lake, and at the
5      V,  VI |   over all the places in his vicinity; still, so powerful is the
6     VI,  III|  none being produced in that vicinity, and unable to procure it
7    VII,  III|     all the plebeians in his vicinity, he proceeded to the house
8   VIII,  VI |    camp was in the immediate vicinity. The Florentines found it