Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I   |  provinces, were always kept in subjection by the imperial forces.
2     II,  V   | Florence withdraws herself from subjection to King Robert, and expels
3     II,  VIII|        keep a city like this in subjection, no foreign aid would enable
4    III,  VI  |         the few who keep her in subjection. I grieve for you; for I
5     IV,  I   |         influence of liberty or subjection, as many suppose, but by
6      V,  I   |        and she again sunk under subjection to them. Although the transactions
7   VIII,  III |       could not retain Genoa in subjection, to secure it as an ally;