Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I  |      government to Ravenna. The misfortunes which befell the western
2     IV,  V  |         spread the story of our misfortunes over the whole of Italy,
3     IV,  VII| industry.~The pope, seeing such misfortunes befall those who by his
4     IV,  VII|         good men to hear of the misfortunes of their country than to
5      V,  II |         own peril to remedy the misfortunes which he had been so instrumental
6    VII,  II | occasioned envy, while Jacopo’s misfortunes and long absence had given
7    VII,  III|         done to him than my own misfortunes, I was banished, and in
8   VIII,  II |      none might suffer from his misfortunes, he discharged all his debts;