Book,  Chapter

1     II,  IV  |       at first they would not listen to the advice of the pope,
2     II,  VII |       of the city. None would listen to these remarks; the Signory
3     II,  VII |   combat, and induced them to listen to him patiently. He very
4     II,  VIII|     but the former refused to listen to any whatever, unless
5      V,  II  |        for the duke would not listen to any proposal that did
6      V,  IV  |      their allies rather than listen to the suggestions of their
7     VI,  V   |  emperor, however, refused to listen to them. The Venetian senate
8   VIII,  IV  | mollified as to be anxious to listen to any overtures of peace;