Book,  Chapter

1    Int       |      entirely perished from the earth? Has diplomacy been entirely
2     II,  I   |      them. With cultivation the earth becomes fruitful, and the
3     II,  VIII|      the most servile people on earth would have been roused to
4     VI,  VII |         to make war against the earth; dreadful tempestuous winds
5     VI,  VII | sometimes precipitated upon the earth, struggled, as it were,
6     VI,  VII |     world had arrived, that the earth, waters, heavens, and entire
7   VIII,  II  |        a few steps, fell to the earth. Francesco de’ Pazzi threw
8   VIII,  II  |       if unfit for sepulture on earth, thrown by the populace