Book,  Chapter

1      I,  V  |        effort to make the papacy hereditary. True it is, the princes
2      V,  II |          he was incited to it by hereditary hatred and blind ambition,
3      V,  IV |         for your assistance. Our hereditary enmity to Filippo and his
4     VI,  IV |          mode of life, and their hereditary feuds were opposed to every
5     VI,  VII|         to Jacopo Piccinino, the hereditary enemy of Gismondo, that
6   VIII,  III| Sforzeschi and Bracceschi, their hereditary feuds soon broke forth,
7   VIII,  VI |        by the gout, which seemed hereditary in his family, but also