Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |        up to this time had been preserved, he placed her under a duke,
 2      I,  VI  |  restrained him, and for awhile preserved alive the interests of the
 3     II,  II  |          And as order cannot be preserved without a sufficient force
 4     II,  II  |   virtue of the new government, preserved their influence at home
 5     II,  III |       city, and this number was preserved till the year 1342, when
 6     II,  VIII| therefore, when recovered, have preserved it with indomitable resolution
 7    III,  I   |        it satisfied the people, preserved the nobility in the enjoyment
 8    III,  VII |    among many secrecy cannot be preserved, so while Samminiato was
 9    III,  VII |       king’s decease, peace was preserved both at home and abroad
10     IV,  IV  |        behind him were not only preserved but increased by his son
11     IV,  VII |        begged, that as they had preserved his life they would protect
12      V,  III |         losing it they would be preserved in vain. Arm, therefore;
13      V,  VII |         covered with armor, and preserved from death whenever they