Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |    Northern people upon the Roman territories—Visigoths —Barbarians called
 2      I,  IV |        the church heir to all her territories. After the deaths of Pascal
 3      I,  V  |           assailed and wasted the territories of the church in a variety
 4      I,  VI |    sovereignty over the cities or territories of the church, the imperial
 5     II,  I  |          the ruin and weakness of territories has followed; for this ordination
 6     II,  I  |        CHAPTER IX~Many cities and territories, subject to the Florentines,
 7     II,  I  |       duke being expelled and the territories lost, the fourteen citizens
 8      V,  I  |        both became princes in the territories of the church.~The war thus
 9      V,  I  |     Niccolo Fortebraccio from the territories of the church, and thus
10      V,  I  |         at the defense of his own territories. Resolving to divert the
11      V,  I  |           and the care of his own territories to his brother Lione; and
12      V,  I  |       thought he had lost all his territories; so, leaving part of his
13      V,  II |           either be robbed of his territories or live in constant fear,
14      V,  II |       severely wasting the duke’s territories, induced him to recall Niccolo
15      V,  III|           the safety of their own territories if ever the count and the
16      V,  III|            The count had left his territories in La Marca to the care
17      V,  IV |         so large a portion of his territories, and the ambition of the
18      V,  IV |      annoying some portion of his territories. He thought, however, that
19      V,  IV |          pay, he would attack the territories held of the church by the
20      V,  IV |           to abandon their inland territories, he would not only lose
21      V,  VI | Giampagolo Orsini, who was in the territories of the Malatesti, should
22      V,  VI |          the Po, all their inland territories would be lost; in that case
23      V,  VI |          attainable now, when the territories of the duke were left almost
24      V,  VI |         find that he had lost his territories in Lombardy and gained nothing
25      V,  VII|          the greater part, of his territories; and perceiving the unfortunate
26      V,  VII|           condition of ceding his territories and government to the Florentines.
27     VI,  I  |         purpose of recovering his territories, but also to favor René;
28     VI,  I  |    opportunity for recovering the territories which the count had taken
29     VI,  I  |        should be despoiled of his territories; and therefore, not only
30     VI,  III|  Venetians, and he had seized the territories of the former. However,
31     VI,  III|        walls or into any of their territories. They furnished him with
32     VI,  III|        determined to occupy their territories, and had already taken possession
33     VI,  IV |        content himself with those territories which the duke possessed
34     VI,  IV |       able to preserve either thy territories or thy reputation. From
35     VI,  V  |    subjects from their cities and territories. Shortly after this, Alfonso
36     VI,  V  |        ambassadors to enter their territories, alleging, that being in
37     VI,  V  |        thousand foot assailed his territories in the direction of Lodi,
38     VI,  V  |         booty from the Florentine territories, extending his depredations
39     VI,  VI |         endeavors to transfer his territories to the king of Naples— Gallant
40     VI,  VI |         the remainder through the territories of the duke. This plan was
41     VI,  VI |        for having recovered their territories and castles, they were no
42     VI,  VII|         who, having fortified his territories, did not concern himself,
43    VII,  IV |       advise him to return to his territories, leaving part of his troops
44    VII,  IV |        king and duke, each to the territories of their sovereign. As this
45    VII,  VI |       pope, anxious to retain the territories of the church in obedience,
46   VIII,  I  |    pretence of recovering certain territories belonging to the latter,
47   VIII,  III|       others, returned to his own territories.~At this time, Genoa withdrew
48   VIII,  IV |      itself to defend the other’s territories, was published. The places
49   VIII,  IV |           war they had lost their territories, and in peace their liberty.
50   VIII,  V  |    bringing a war upon the duke’s territories, which it would be difficult
51   VIII,  V  |         to the defense of his own territories, he, with four thousand
52   VIII,  V  |     recovered a great part of his territories; for the duke of Lorraine,
53   VIII,  VI |         assign towns, castles, or territories, as security for moneys
54   VIII,  VI |           and unjust occupiers of territories belonging to the Florentines.