Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II |         into the possession of his mother, she was betrayed by Theodatus,
2     IV,  I  | guardianship of Filippo. The boy’s mother, suspicious of his guardian,
3     IV,  III|         the lord of Faenza and his mother, that they became friends
4     VI,  III|      father, and Madonna Lucia his mother, had proceeded together,
5    VII,  VI |           having destroyed his own mother; for, not considering himself
6    VII,  VI |        refused to receive him; his mother only, having compassion
7   VIII,  III|             and the lady Bona, his mother, each of whom desired the
8   VIII,  V  |            and the Lady Bona,” his mother; hoping by this means to