Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV|       been passed in his kingdom unfavorable to ecclesiastical rule.
2     IV,  II|      considered is attended with unfavorable results: that if we are
3     IV,  II|       its being attended with an unfavorable issue; for by so doing,
4     IV,  VI|    calumniate them; and when any unfavorable circumstance occurred (and
5   VIII,  IV|         recovered in peace, what unfavorable circumstances had taken
6   VIII,  V | eventually produced consequences unfavorable to the designs of the Venetians;