Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  IV |       for, being exhausted and defeated on all sides, he might again
2      V,  II |       which the Aragonese were defeated, and Alfonso, with many
3      V,  IV |      forces, and the Venetians defeated, as if foreseeing their
4      V,  VII|       The enemy’s forces being defeated and driven into the Borgo,
5     VI,  I  | Tuscany; that being completely defeated at Anghiari, before he reached
6     VI,  II |    pope, seeing Niccolo’s army defeated and himself dead, having
7     VI,  V  |      the smaller towns. Having defeated the marquis of Montferrat
8    VII,  IV |       and wish that I had been defeated rather than victorious;