Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II | possession of his mother, she was betrayed by Theodatus, whom she had
2     IV,  V  |        and burned, and his people betrayed in his bosom.” Having said
3     IV,  VII|          had upon three occasions betrayed their country; first when
4     VI,  IV |          have confided in one who betrayed the lord of Lucca, set a
5    VII,  I  |       against his country, he was betrayed while at Lunigiana, and,
6    VII,  III|           the city and were there betrayed; for, during public worship
7   VIII,  VI |           having, during the war, betrayed his secrets to the pope.~