Book,  Chapter

1    III,  II | suitable, he who waits for the concurrence of every advantage, either
2    III,  III|   whether with or without your concurrence, we should certainly, either
3    III,  V  | captain in that city, with the concurrence of Pope Urban, who was at
4    III,  V  |        possible, to obtain the concurrence of Benedetto Alberti, for
5      V,  II |        and having obtained the concurrence of many barons, prepared
6     VI,  V  |     entertain them without his concurrence. The Siennese received the
7     VI,  VII|      his design and obtain the concurrence of the powers of Italy in
8   VIII,  I  |       de’ Pazzi, without whose concurrence they feared it would be