Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VI |      thus preventing it from relieving Pistoia. Being successful
2     IV,  I  |     taken prevented him from relieving Furli, determined to attempt
3     IV,  IV |    them, but very frequently relieving the necessities of the poor,
4      V,  V  |   his first project, that of relieving Verona, the count now endeavored
5      V,  V  |   Venetians of the change of relieving Brescia. He was acquainted
6      V,  V  |    he would do without first relieving Brescia, a thing impossible;
7     VI,  III|  respecting the best mode of relieving the place, but they saw
8   VIII,  V  | decided that the best way of relieving Ferrara would be to effect