Book,  Chapter

1    III,  IV| endure their arrogance, and sensible rather of the dignity of
2     IV,  II|    power, they would not be sensible of their loss or the duke
3     IV,  II|   possible, and to make all sensible of its injustice, they contrived
4      V,  V |    to the pope, who was now sensible of his error in having endowed
5    VII,  I |  for he wished to make them sensible of their great mistake;