Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VII|      demeanor, and the excellent qualities he was known to possess,
2    III,  I  |      people not possessing these qualities, they could not appreciate
3    III,  IV |          of his authority. These qualities subdued the plebeians, and
4     IV,  I  |       Giovanni possessed several qualities far surpassing those of
5      V,  VII|          a united city, for many qualities were injurious to him in
6    VII,  I  |          prudence; and among the qualities which contributed to make
7   VIII,  II | advantages derived from the good qualities of himself and his family;
8   VIII,  IV |     merited by his extraordinary qualities and recent services, in