Book,  Chapter

1    III,  V  |  resigned, to escape from the losses and danger to which he found
2     IV,  III| despondency by their frequent losses, thought themselves unable
3      V,  II |     remembrance of his recent losses, and the vain hopes of the
4      V,  IV |     constantly suffered fresh losses of territory, and the fleets
5     VI,  I  |       ransom. In such a case, losses are unfortunate, and conquests
6     VI,  II |   Sforza—General war in Italy—Losses of the duke of Milan —The
7   VIII,  V  |      routed at Bondeno— Their losses—Disunion among the League—