Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |          that the Vandals, who had occupied that part of Spain called
 2      I,  I  |        their name to the part they occupied; hence one is called France,
 3      I,  I  |            one of which, the Huns, occupied the province of Pannonia,
 4      I,  I  |      apprehensive of those who had occupied Gaul, called the Angli,
 5      I,  I  |            were said above to have occupied Pannonia, joining with other
 6      I,  II |            the barbarian kings who occupied the empire; he built towns
 7      I,  II |         thence passing into Italy, occupied Naples and Rome. The Goths,
 8      I,  II |      Lombards, as was said before, occupied those places upon the Danube
 9      I,  II |           many parts, he presently occupied Pavia, Milan, Verona, Vicenza,
10      I,  II |        succeeded by Tiberius, who, occupied in the wars with the Parthians,
11      I,  II |           destroyed by Narses, and occupied Remini and almost every
12      I,  III|       assailed Illyria, and having occupied the country, named it Sclavonia,
13      I,  III|            narration. Gregory III. occupied the papacy, and the kingdom
14      I,  III|          About this time Pascal I. occupied the pontificate, and the
15      I,  III|       events induced the Huns, who occupied Pannonia, to assail Italy;
16      I,  IV |        Saracans, and the Huns, and occupied some places in Romagna,
17      I,  IV |      followed, till the papacy was occupied by Alexander III. and the
18      I,  IV |       became an enemy of the pope, occupied Romagna, and prepared to
19      I,  V  |         Mantua, destroyed Vicenza, occupied Padua, routed the army of
20      I,  V  |            The pontificate was now occupied by Innocent IV., who, being
21      I,  V  |            On this account Manfred occupied the state, first as guardian
22      I,  V  |         became free, and many were occupied by tyrants. Pope Benedict
23      I,  VI |            and the pontificate was occupied by Innocent VI., who sent
24      I,  VII|          escaped. Among others who occupied cities possessed by his
25     II,  I  |           can a province be wholly occupied and preserve a proper distribution
26     II,  II |          pontificate was afterward occupied by Nicholas III. of the
27     II,  IV |             who, seeing the people occupied with the combat, took the
28     II,  VII|            common with themselves, occupied this part of the city; for
29     II,  I  |          into three parts; the one occupied the houses of the Cavicciulli,
30    III,  II |      Florence.~The papal chair was occupied by Gregory XI. He, like
31    III,  II |         vast numbers of armed men, occupied the courts. Upon this the
32    III,  III|          piazza of St. Spirito was occupied by above a thousand men.
33    III,  V  | immediately prosecuted, and having occupied the kingdom of Naples, he
34     IV,  V  |          had belonged to them, but occupied all the country of Pisa
35     IV,  V  |         and Siennese, who had each occupied many fortresses belonging
36      V,  I  |            to the injury of having occupied it, he had added insult;
37      V,  III|         places which Piccinino had occupied. Then, entering the Lucchese
38      V,  III|       towns burned, our fortresses occupied; for if we preserve the
39      V,  IV |       Florentines, finding Romagna occupied with the duke’s forces,
40      V,  IV |           and Brescia was entirely occupied, and the two cities themselves
41      V,  V  |      commencement of his victories occupied all the places which by
42      V,  VII|            vanquish them. The time occupied by the Florentine forces
43     VI,  I  |      disaster at Tenna, he so soon occupied Verona: that being deprived
44     VI,  I  |        Adda during severe weather, occupied the whole Brescian territory,
45     VI,  I  |        Florentines; so that, being occupied with these matters they
46     VI,  III|        turned toward Volterra, and occupied many fortresses in that
47     VI,  IV |            the Brescian territory, occupied the whole country, and then
48     VI,  VI |            content with this, they occupied nearly the whole Brescian
49    VII,  II |           Milan, also died, having occupied the dukedom sixteen years,
50    VII,  II |        take the position Cosmo had occupied, for he was now become so
51    VII,  II |         for it kept the whole city occupied many months. The other was
52    VII,  II |      thoughts which had previously occupied them, and each pursued his
53    VII,  IV |            antique representations occupied many days; at the conclusion
54    VII,  VI |           claim, and the Venetians occupied. Thus the pope and the king
55    VII,  VI |            Their minds being fully occupied with this design, which
56   VIII,  I  |         contrary statements.~While occupied with these deliberations,
57   VIII,  II |         possession of the entrance occupied all the lower floors, so
58   VIII,  III|          who sided with the enemy, occupied Radda with many other fortresses,
59   VIII,  VI |          The war of Serezana—Genoa occupied by her archbishop—Death