Book,  Chapter

1    III,  VII|        right or wrong, had been inflicted upon the trades and their
2      V,  IV |   satisfied with these injuries inflicted on the pontiff, he resolved
3      V,  VII|         and he, not from wounds inflicted by hostile weapons, or any
4     VI,  I  | vanquished suffers the injuries inflicted by the enemy, and the victor
5    VII,  V  |         they witness the injury inflicted upon me, they will conceive
6    VII,  VI |    spine. These six wounds were inflicted so instantaneously, that
7   VIII,  II |       as if blinded by rage, he inflicted a deep incision upon his
8   VIII,  II |         so many deaths had been inflicted that the roads were covered