Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV |     would abandon him unless he reconciled himself with the church;
2      I,  VII|        king of Naples. Becoming reconciled to the people, the pope
3      V,  I  |    count, having been thus been reconciled to the pontiff, attacked
4    VII,  II | mediation of his friends, to be reconciled with the duke, who, by the
5   VIII,  IV |         Otranto—The Florentines reconciled with the pope—Their ambassadors
6   VIII,  VI |       Affairs of the pope—He is reconciled to Niccolo Vitelli—Discords
7   VIII,  VI |      peasantry. The king, being reconciled with his barons, put to