Book,  Chapter

1    III,  I |       that of Florence was quite extinguished by her divisions. The quarrels
2    III,  I |     generosity of feeling became extinguished in them; the people not
3    III,  I |          is expelled, or faction extinguished, another immediately arises;
4     IV,  I | Salvestro de’ Medici, were never extinguished; for though the party most
5      V,  I |         the church.~The war thus extinguished at Rome was rekindled in
6    VII,  IV|        of exile, while the peace extinguished all hopes of his return