Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  |    and for awhile preserved alive the interests of the church
2     II,  VIII|  could not wound them while alive, wounded them after they
3    III,  VI  |    had persecuted him, when alive, with every species of calumny
4     IV,  VII |     than to have left Cosmo alive, and his friends in Florence;
5    VII,  II  |      as he always had while alive, he should consult him concerning
6   VIII,  II  | immediately slain or thrown alive out of the windows of the
7   VIII,  II  |   every hope, Lorenzo being alive, Francesco seriously wounded,
8   VIII,  II  |     his cousins as remained alive were imprisoned in the fortress