Book,  Chapter

1      I,  V  |  assistance was necessary to conquer Manfred. He therefore sought
2     II,  VII|  discovered, that they might conquer with glory or die without
3    III,  III| terrified; for we may easily conquer them before they can come
4     IV,  III|    those who would more than conquer, commonly lose.” With such
5     VI,  IV |       that he was enabled to conquer the whole of the Milanese
6   VIII,  VI |      contend with, could not conquer so poor and weak a place.
7   VIII,  VII|     security and repose, and conquer or resist his enemies at