Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV  |      stead.~The Romans, from the absence of the pope, and from the
2      I,  VI  |        at Rome in 1376, after an absence of seventy-one years in
3     II,  VIII|         the palace shall, in the absence of the Signory, remain locked
4    III,  VII |       shortness of time, and the absence of the magistrates, rendered
5     IV,  II  |     occasion to grieve for their absence; the other taking them from
6     VI,  I   | defending Lombardy, which by his absence appeared to be lost; for
7     VI,  II  |   opportunity of fighting in the absence of Niccolo; and, coming
8    VII,  II  |    Jacopo’s misfortunes and long absence had given rise to compassion