Book,  Chapter

1    III,  I  |    nor ought we to be anxious respecting the opinion they may form
2    III,  VII| person, who on being examined respecting correspondence maintained
3     IV,  I  |  opposition to his engagement respecting the Panaro. These things
4      V,  VI |       count and the Venetians respecting the management of the war.
5     VI,  III|       their military officers respecting the best mode of relieving
6     VI,  V  |     old differences with them respecting reprisals, and other small
7    VII,  III|     Piero, conversed with him respecting the union of the city, and
8    VII,  III|     of the Signory, and spoke respecting the state of the city and