Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III| Constantinople and the Lombards respected him; so that the Romans,
 2     II,  VI |      real nature, that everyone respected him.~The affairs of Sicily
 3    III,  I  |       the magistrates were more respected now than they had previously
 4    III,  I  |        he is most applauded and respected whose cunning is most efficient
 5     IV,  IV |      that I have, you will live respected in Florence, and in favor
 6     IV,  VI |        live in Florence as much respected and as secure as any other
 7     VI,  II |         lived in peace and died respected by everyone.~After the death
 8    VII,  I  |       himself powerful and them respected. He replied, he was willing
 9    VII,  I  |    caused him to be beloved and respected in Florence, and obtained
10    VII,  III|         and his sons could live respected in Florence, either with
11    VII,  V  |      the wisest, and being most respected. These manners derived additional
12    VII,  VI |   render themselves beloved and respected by their subjects, that
13   VIII,  VII|       submit, he lived long and respected. He afterward went to Milan,