Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |     of Tarento, king, and in gratitude for the benefit, Queen Joan
2    III,  V  | possessing neither faith nor gratitude. Observing Benedetto Alberti
3    III,  VI |     evidently excited little gratitude in his countrymen. The neglect
4     IV,  II |  disposed to revenge than to gratitude, as if the latter could
5      V,  III|   that if he were unmoved by gratitude to them, he might be induced
6      V,  V  |      their demonstrations of gratitude had subsided, the Venetian
7    VII,  II |    by attachment to Piero or gratitude to Cosmo, thought he might