Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII| 26th July, 1343, they would raise a disturbance in the Old
 2    III,  VII | secretly enter the city and raise a tumult—Some of them slain,
 3    III,  VII | designing with his death to raise the people. Maso was observed
 4     IV,  III |   aside, they endeavored to raise up more numerous enemies
 5      V,  II  |  whatever infantry he could raise, for the purpose of recovering
 6      V,  II  |  overcome, and compelled to raise the siege.~The Venetians
 7      V,  VI  | large an amount of money to raise, were very remiss with their
 8    VII,  II  |     all the forces he could raise, he gave over Savona (which
 9    VII,  IV  |  has outlived envy, than to raise a new one, which innumerable
10   VIII,  II  | your united consent did not raise it. Cosmo, my grandfather,
11   VIII,  V   |   made, advised the pope to raise as numerous a body of infantry
12   VIII,  V   |   Milan, where they were to raise the cry of “The duke and
13   VIII,  VI  |   they were almost ready to raise the siege, and actually