Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |       grandfather, and the kingdom coming into the possession of his
 2      I,  II  |         him into Italy again; but, coming with only a small force,
 3      I,  II  |         the victory took Rome, and coming to an engagement with Teias
 4      I,  II  |            seventy years, from the coming of Theodoric to the death
 5      I,  II  |            crossed the Danube, and coming to an engagement with Cunimund,
 6      I,  III |     emperors or the kings till the coming of the Lombards, the popes
 7      I,  III |         which ruled Italy till the coming of Charles VIII. It will
 8      I,  V   |        Emperor Rodolph, instead of coming into Italy, gave the empire
 9      I,  VI  |            pope was not there. His coming occasioned great excitement
10      I,  VI  |        province. But Frederick II. coming into Italy, and the Ghibelline
11      I,  VII |            on their wars, till the coming of Lodovico da Cento of
12      I,  VII |            army from Provence, and coming to an engagement with Ladislaus,
13     II,  I   |            Cornelius refers to the coming of ambassadors from the
14     II,  II  |     prevent their proceedings from coming to the knowledge of the
15     II,  II  |             nephew of Manfred, was coming with a force from Germany,
16     II,  II  |          passage of Corradino. The coming of the forces of Charles
17     II,  IV  |      family, playing together, and coming to words, Geri was slightly
18     II,  IV  |         had done previously to his coming.~The minds of men being
19     II,  IV  |        effected the purpose of his coming, left the city, and returned
20     II,  V   |            his country. Uguccione, coming to the assistance of his
21     II,  V   |         that the Emperor Henry was coming into Italy, and with him
22     II,  VI  |         arose in Florence from the coming of the rebels to the gates,
23     II,  VI  |          to escape; for Castruccio coming up with him at Altopascio,
24     II,  VI  |        city in July, 1326, and his coming prevented further pillage
25     II,  VII |        Lombardy, occasioned by the coming of John king of Bohemia,
26     II,  VIII|           palace; but these things coming out of season, and forced
27    III,  III |             This terrible doctrine coming to the knowledge of the
28    III,  IV  |          they again took arms, and coming tumultuously into the court
29    III,  IV  |          he had shown toward them. Coming to threats toward the end
30    III,  VI  |       Signory—Fears excited by the coming of Louis of Anjou—The Florentines
31    III,  VI  |            Charles of Durazzo. His coming terrified the Florentines;
32    III,  VII |        except Tommaso Davizi, who, coming from Bologna, and unaware
33     IV,  I   | dissatisfaction of the Florentines coming to the knowledge of Filippo,
34     IV,  V   |          merchant. These calumnies coming to his ears, disturbed the
35     IV,  VI  |    differences prevented them from coming to any conclusion.~There
36     IV,  VII |          some suitable occasion of coming to see him. Farnagaccio
37     IV,  VII |            themselves. This letter coming to the hands of the magistrates,
38     IV,  VII |          now the third time by not coming armed in her defense according
39     IV,  VII |           Rinaldo, by delaying his coming to the piazza, having waited
40     IV,  VII |         people. These disturbances coming to his knowledge, he thought
41     IV,  VII |         occurred that any citizen, coming home triumphant from victory,
42      V,  II  |           to meet the Genoese, and coming up with them near the island
43      V,  II  |            pursuit of Niccolo, and coming up with him before Barga,
44      V,  III |        were averse to the Lucchese coming under their dominion, they
45      V,  V   |         men, went to meet him, and coming to an engagement, was routed,
46      V,  VI  |            thousand ducats for the coming year, and to each of the
47      V,  VI  |           and give him a chance of coming to an engagement, by means
48      V,  VI  |         the time appointed for the coming of Niccolo, who finding
49      V,  VII |        Tuscany. These instructions coming to the knowledge of Piccinino,
50      V,  VII |            and Francesco Piccinino coming up, with a picked body of
51     VI,  II  |           absence of Niccolo; and, coming to an engagement near the
52     VI,  VI  |           walls of Brescia.~Winter coming on, the duke deemed it advisable
53     VI,  VI  |         the kingdom, having by his coming into Tuscany acquired no
54     VI,  VII |           the same time, King René coming with a fleet to the assistance
55    VII,  III |        country. The other citizens coming into Piero’s presence, one
56    VII,  IV  |            other an opportunity of coming to a general engagement;
57   VIII,  III |         sent, but returned without coming to any conclusion of their
58   VIII,  III |          which he had quitted upon coming into the Pisan territory,
59   VIII,  III |       determined to meet them, and coming to an engagement near the
60   VIII,  III |           marquis of Ferrara, who, coming to arms, assailed each other
61   VIII,  IV  |            man of low origin, who, coming to Milan, fell into the
62   VIII,  IV  |         but by the whole city, his coming having excited the greatest
63   VIII,  VII |            delay of the Genoese in coming to their relief, they surrendered
64   VIII,  VII |          The governor of the place coming by accident to speak with