Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  I  |    an engagement under great disadvantage. Thus the duke’s people
2     IV,  IV | things which operated to her disadvantage, most of the adjoining countryside
3      V,  VII|      sides of the river, the disadvantage of Niccolo was manifest;
4     VI,  I  |      made, so greatly to his disadvantage. He therefore signified
5     VI,  III|     to attack him at a great disadvantage. The Venetian army, led