Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VII|   ensued; and although they contended with varying success, the
2     II,  I  |  and means of defense, they contended with each other for many
3     II,  VII|   would incur if they still contended against the popular feeling,
4     II,  I  |     John. Here both parties contended with great obstinacy, and
5    III,  I  | people and nobility of Rome contended, while ours were brought
6    III,  I  |     open violence, but only contended in the magistracies and
7     VI,  VII|  vapor burst; its fragments contended with indescribable fury,
8   VIII,  I  |  against them. While Medici contended with other families, their