Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II|        his former victories had won for him, in less time than
2      I,  II|      the province, which he had won with his own valor and blood;
3     VI,  I | treasuries with gold and silver won from their enemies, to distribute
4     VI,  II|        Florentine forces he had won their affection by his courage
5    VII,  V |    place seems rather lost than won; for had it been received
6   VIII,  V |         thought might be easily won; and this certainly would
7   VIII,  V |      they found that the places won from the Venetians were