Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  IV |       liberty, and would either be surrendered to them by the people in
2      V,  III|          to their distant friends, surrendered. In the same manner, they
3     VI,  III|        Milanese. Lodi and Piacenza surrendered themselves to the Venetians;
4     VI,  III|            her citizens would have surrendered themselves to the Venetians
5   VIII,  III| inhabitants, despairing of relief, surrendered, after having sustained
6   VIII,  V  |      abandoned by their commander, surrendered Otranto to the king. The
7   VIII,  VII|       coming to their relief, they surrendered to Lorenzo, without asking