Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV |      Clement, of a Roman family, separated from Alexander, and was
2     II,  IV | interchange of many wounds, they separated. This disturbance was the
3    III,  II |       received from the Guelphs, separated themselves from the rest,
4    III,  V  |          as insolent, he quickly separated himself from them; and the
5    III,  VI |          de Medici and afterward separated me from Giorgio Scali. The
6     IV,  IV |        adjoining countryside was separated from her, and she was reduced
7     IV,  VII|    conclusion, Rinaldo’s friends separated.~The new Signory entered