Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |        mission to Louis XII. of France, and afterward on an embassy
 2      I,  I  | Burgundians give their names to France and Burgundy—The Huns— Angles
 3      I,  I  |   occupied; hence one is called France, the other Burgundy. The
 4      I,  I  |         not being able to enter France, which was defended by the
 5      I,  II |         Franks and Burgundians, France; and the Eruli and Turingi,
 6      I,  II |       the different dialects of France, Spain and Italy; which,
 7      I,  II |      rivers, seas, and men; for France, Spain, and Italy are full
 8      I,  III|       applies to Pepin, king of France, for assistance—Donation
 9      I,  III|       he applied to the king of France. Nearly all the wars which
10      I,  III|     Brabant, had become king of France; not so much by his own
11      I,  III|        became afterward king of France. To him Pope Gregory, as
12      I,  III|     Gregory accordingly went to France, passing uninjured through
13      I,  III|       forces having returned to France, he did not fulfill the
14      I,  III|      and sent them prisoners to France. He then went to visit the
15      I,  III|     grandchildren, the house of France lost the empire, which then
16      I,  IV |          Pope Urban II. goes to France—The first crusade—New orders
17      I,  IV |       called Normans, to assail France and occupy that portion
18      I,  IV |       whole clergy he went into France, and at Anvers, having drawn
19      I,  IV |       accordingly. The kings of France and England joined them,
20      I,  IV |         fled to Philip, king of France. Frederick, in the meantime,
21      I,  V  |         to Genoa, and thence to France, where he appointed a council
22      I,  V  |   therefore sought the favor of France; created Louis of Anjou,
23      I,  V  |         sent to Philip, king of France, who had been excommunicated
24      I,  V  |       reblessed Philip, king of France. He was succeeded by Clement
25      I,  VI |        and his court removed to France, and the emperor, Henry
26      I,  VI |         prisoner to the pope in France, and the emperor, despairing
27      I,  VI |     made between Pepin, king of France, and the emperor of Greece,
28      I,  VI |         of seventy-one years in France. To Gregory XI., succeeded
29      I,  VII|         his object, she fled to France, and he assumed the sovereignty.
30      I,  VII|        sovereignty. The king of France, being exasperated, sent
31      I,  VII|        being routed returned to France. In this conjuncture the
32      I,  VII|        having taken the part of France and the anti-pope. He then
33      I,  VII|         subject to the kings of France or the Visconti, lived unrespected,
34     II,  II |  through Florence on his way to France, he thought it would be
35     II,  III|        the Florentine people in France. The violent animosities
36     II,  IV |          brother of the king of France, was then at the papal court,
37     II,  IV |       followers, he withdrew to France.~After the departure of
38     II,  V  |         messengers were sent to France, and afterward into Germany,
39     II,  V  |         an unavailing search in France and Germany, they discovered
40     II,  VII|    Pisans, became a prisoner in France; and the Florentines from
41    III,  I  |         at this time resided in France, and the emperors, who abode
42    III,  VI |       new forces were sent from France in aid of Louis, and on
43     VI,  V  |          and others the king of France, but none mentioned the
44     VI,  V  |       evinced for the family of France; and the Venetians seeing
45     VI,  V  |       alliance with the king of France for the mutual defense of
46     VI,  VI |    Florentines —René returns to France—The pope endeavors to restore
47     VI,  VI |        request that the king of France would allow René of Anjou
48     VI,  VI |        authority of the king of France, to obtain a passage for
49     VI,  VI |        mediation of the king of France, were allowed a passage
50     VI,  VI |       of necessity to return to France. This determination was
51     VI,  VII|    Genoa submits to the king of France—Death of Alfonso king of
52     VI,  VII|  ambassadors to Charles VII. of France, and offered him the government
53     VI,  VII|        Florence and returned to France, to take possession with
54     VI,  VII|         design, sent for aid to France; and, on obtaining it, attacked
55     VI,  VII|          and thence withdrew to France. This war continued four
56    VII,  II |         condition, Louis XI. of France was involved in very serious
57    VII,  II |      fifteen hundred horse into France for the king’s service,
58   VIII,  I  |   wealth, the most brilliant in France. The head of this family
59   VIII,  III|        the emperor, the king of France, and the king of Hungary,
60   VIII,  III|        influence of the king of France, since they were attacked
61   VIII,  IV |      had recently returned from France, and who by his prudence