Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  |         powers, they live at the mercy of others.~Benedict XII.
2     II,  VIII|       dead, they would be at the mercy of his followers.~While
3     IV,  II  |         and drained them without mercy.~These burdens were very
4     IV,  VI  |      sins have deserved this, in mercy save us from Rinaldo. I
5     IV,  VI  |        own innocence than to the mercy of the Signory. As soon
6      V,  IV  |      would be left almost at the mercy of the duke, who, issuing
7     VI,  II  | victorious, he would be at their mercy, to which no prudent men