Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |   subject to him. Attila, having entered Italy, laid siege to Aquileia,
 2      I,  I   |          also a northern people, entered, led by Godogo their king.
 3      I,  III |        the Romans, by his means, entered into league with the Lombards,
 4      I,  V   |       Sicily, and to this end he entered into a secret negotiation
 5      I,  VI  | ultramontane kings. These states entered into an alliance against
 6     II,  IV  |         followed by many others, entered Florence without the least
 7     II,  V   |          own people. The emperor entered Italy by the way of Pisa,
 8     II,  V   |       returned to Pisa, where he entered into an agreement with Frederick,
 9     II,  V   |      together a large army, they entered the Val di Nievole where
10     II,  VI  |        although by the agreement entered into with him, the sum was
11     II,  VI  |      passing through Lombardy he entered Tuscany, and with the assistance
12     II,  VII |       impunity, and consequently entered into a conspiracy against
13     II,  VII |          to take possession, who entered Lucca by force, and Mastino’
14     II,  VIII|         agreement which had been entered into between the Signory
15     II,  VIII|       Medici and some others had entered into a conspiracy against
16    III,  IV  | impatient and volatile multitude entered the piazza, under their
17    III,  IV  |    authority.~When the plebeians entered the palace, the standard
18    III,  IV  |       the staircase, and, having entered the audience chamber of
19    III,  V   |       September, the new Signory entered office and the retiring
20    III,  VI  |      Benedetto. This man, having entered upon the duties of his office,
21    III,  VII |          to Florence, and having entered unobserved according to
22    III,  VII |        Pietro Maggiore, which he entered. The man who went to watch
23     IV,  I   |     treaty; and he had, besides, entered into another treaty with
24     IV,  III |       Oddo and Niccolo Piccinino entered the Val di Lamona, with
25     IV,  III |        passed into Lombardy, and entered the service of the duke.~
26     IV,  IV  |       the city of Florence never entered on a more unjust or more
27     IV,  VI  |         his colleagues.~Bernardo entered upon the duties of his office,
28     IV,  VI  |       Signory. As soon as he had entered the palace he was arrested.
29     IV,  VI  |        least possible delay they entered upon the consideration of
30     IV,  VII |       separated.~The new Signory entered upon their office, and the
31      V,  I   |         against themselves, they entered into a league, offensive
32      V,  II  |          In the meantime Alfonso entered the kingdom, and was received
33      V,  II  |        Florentines and Venetians entered into alliance with the Genoese.
34      V,  IV  |          of Faenza, after having entered into compact with the league,
35      V,  V   |         the Adige, and the count entered Verona without opposition.~
36      V,  V   |         compelled, as soon as he entered Tuscany, to recall the count
37      V,  VI  |        in league, when the enemy entered the Mugello; and though
38     VI,  I   |    fulfill the engagement he had entered into with regard to his
39     VI,  IV  |  Milanese. The parties therefore entered into an agreement, in which
40     VI,  IV  |         whom they made peace and entered into alliance; among the
41     VI,  V   |         utmost satisfaction, and entered Milan as prince on the twenty-sixth
42     VI,  V   |         was made, if it had been entered into for the sake of peace,
43     VI,  V   |         of peace. They therefore entered into an alliance, and at
44     VI,  V   |       sewers. No sooner had they entered, than they raised a cry,
45     VI,  V   |        animosity with which they entered on this war, and so powerful
46     VI,  V   |   thirtieth of January, 1451, he entered Florence with fifteen hundred
47     VI,  V   |       conjunction with the duke, entered into alliance with the king
48     VI,  V   |     illegitimate son of Alfonso, entered the country with twelve
49     VI,  V   |    Siennese in their favor, they entered the Florentine territory
50     VI,  VI  |      Supper being brought in, he entered the apartment dressed in
51     VI,  VI  |     treacherous thought had ever entered his mind, and that he would
52     VI,  VII |       into which Pietrino having entered by night, took possession
53    VII,  III |          credit than when he had entered upon it.~This circumstance
54    VII,  VI  |      proper, the two latter also entered into a league, reserving
55    VII,  VI  |       the procession had already entered, and were followed by the
56   VIII,  II  |       Gonfalonier of Justice. He entered with only a few of his followers,
57   VIII,  III |       Federigo, count of Urbino, entered the Chianti, by permission
58   VIII,  IV  |        some persons of Serezana, entered the place by stealth, took
59   VIII,  V   |          and five thousand foot, entered the territory of Bergamo,
60   VIII,  V   |         war; and having secretly entered into treaty with Lodovico,
61   VIII,  VI  |          him, an arrangement was entered into by which the latter
62   VIII,  VII |        engaged for the occasion, entered Faenza with a considerable