Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  V  |         place; at the same time intimating, that if he did not immediately
2      V,  II |        the league and the duke, intimating to the latter, that if he
3      V,  III|        the Signory of Florence, intimating that this private promise
4      V,  IV |    dispersed over Italy letters intimating that he had quitted the
5      V,  IV | importunity demanded the count, intimating that without him they should
6      V,  V  |       his attempts in Lombardy; intimating that the Florentines would
7     VI,  I  |         the count for one year; intimating, that being exhausted with
8    VII,  I  |       balance in his own favor, intimating that all he had done or