Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VI |         as to prevent them from raising great sums of money, hiring
2    III,  II |         house.~Let no one, when raising popular commotions, imagine
3     VI,  I  |        not make use of them for raising fresh forces, but were compelled
4     VI,  VI |         the king’s forces, and, raising the Florentine standard,
5    VII,  I  | supporting them with money, and raising them to undeserved honors;
6   VIII,  III|        now prepared for war, by raising money and collecting as
7   VIII,  VII|        the former prisoner, and raising the cry of “Astorre and