Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |          Augustulus his son, who obtained the sovereignty by fraud.
 2      I,  I  |      hold by force what they had obtained by treachery, the Eruli
 3      I,  V  |   running away, the popes always obtained the advantage, unless it
 4      I,  VI |      them the provinces they had obtained with so much labor and expense;
 5      I,  VII|     success, the queen at length obtained the superiority, and became
 6     II,  III|        expelled the Guelphs, and obtained a complete victory over
 7     II,  V  |       and by unobserved passages obtained entry. Corso, thus finding
 8     II,  V  |         either by force or fraud obtained possession of many castles
 9     II,  VI |        any advantage having been obtained by the party. After the
10     II,  VII|         the time they might have obtained peaceful possession of her
11    III,  IV |         and before daybreak they obtained by threats the ensigns of
12    III,  V  |        having arrived at Arezzo, obtained from the Florentines 40,
13    III,  V  |         authority or entreaties, obtained the assistance of Tommaso
14    III,  V  |     satisfied. Some of them then obtained an interview with certain
15     IV,  I  |          benevolent disposition, obtained the supreme magistracy by
16     IV,  I  |          sue for terms, which he obtained on condition of giving up
17     IV,  IV |         Lucca would very soon be obtained. It must, however, be added,
18     IV,  V  |         go to Naples; and having obtained it, he proceeded with his
19      V,  I  |        Florentines. Both parties obtained assistance, so that very
20      V,  I  |       consent of thirty-four was obtained. It was made unlawful to
21      V,  II |       time in Sicily, and having obtained the concurrence of many
22      V,  II |        together with the victory obtained over Niccolo, emboldened
23      V,  III|         In the same manner, they obtained Massa and Serezana. Toward
24      V,  IV |       them, but also those to be obtained from such as feared them;
25      V,  V  |   improved as it was fortunately obtained, Brescia would have derived
26      V,  V  |         and cunning; and, having obtained great influence, was appointed
27      V,  VII|         they had so undeservedly obtained. Added to this, the men-at-arms,
28      V,  VII|       offered to capitulate, and obtained reasonable conditions, namely,
29     VI,  I  | universal joy. But the victories obtained in the times of which we
30     VI,  II |        whole of Italy would have obtained repose had it not been disturbed
31     VI,  II |    Pesaro; but the count, having obtained possession, gave it to his
32     VI,  III|         except in forage, for he obtained everything else by sea.
33     VI,  V  |          foe. From the pope they obtained only general expressions
34     VI,  VII|       soliciting his friends, he obtained money and a small force.
35     VI,  VII|          his dominions, and soon obtained the places of which he had
36    VII,  I  |         always been united, they obtained from the people whatever
37    VII,  I  |         but wished the law to be obtained in the regular manner, by
38    VII,  I  |       with terror which they had obtained by force, they banished
39    VII,  I  |       respected in Florence, and obtained for him the highest consideration,
40    VII,  I  |   throughout Christendom was not obtained without being merited. Toward
41    VII,  II |    occasioned by his own advice, obtained an interview with Luca Pitti,
42    VII,  II |          his own personal valor, obtained the principal prize. When
43    VII,  VI |         with Lorenzo de’ Medici, obtained assistance from him, which,
44    VII,  VI |        toward Cremona, which she obtained as part of her marriage
45    VII,  VI |       Miramondo, of which he had obtained a grant from the pope for
46   VIII,  I  |   neither Jacopo nor his nephews obtained those degrees of honor,
47   VIII,  I  |      having arrived at Florence, obtained an interview with Lorenzo,
48   VIII,  I  |         was commissioned to ask, obtained a wise and friendly answer;
49   VIII,  I  |          the count’s affairs, he obtained an interview with Francesco
50   VIII,  II |   restore them to their country, obtained their assistance. The Archbishop
51   VIII,  III|        were astonished at having obtained it; for, had it been refused,
52   VIII,  III|      finding the Florentines had obtained assistance from none but
53   VIII,  III|     confusion; for the advantage obtained by the valor of the one,
54   VIII,  IV |        most easily and certainly obtained by Lorenzo’s presence; for
55   VIII,  IV |          an amicable conclusion, obtained many favors from the pontiff,
56   VIII,  VI |    Giorgio is when one party has obtained a superiority over the other,
57   VIII,  VII|          of Signor Lodovico, but obtained it from neither; for the
58   VIII,  VII|    honorable were the terms they obtained.~About this time, there
59   VIII,  VII|     Pandolfo and Jacopo Petrucci obtained the greatest influence,