Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |      Vortigern their king, first defended, and then drove them from
 2      I,  I   |          enter France, which was defended by the forces of the barbarians,
 3      I,  II  |          Forli, and Cesena, some defended themselves for a time, and
 4      I,  V   |       against Ferrara, which was defended by Azone da Este and the
 5      I,  VI  |        the church, but they were defended by Robert and the Florentines.
 6      I,  VII |         Alfonzo, and Sforza, who defended the cause of the queen.
 7     II,  II  |         degli Uberti, who openly defended her, saying he had not encountered
 8     II,  III |        his relations and friends defended himself against the forces
 9     II,  IV  |         most to blame, they were defended by those who were at the
10     II,  IV  |      enjoying the popular favor, defended themselves, and this difference
11     II,  V   |         of by his partisans, who defended them so bravely that the
12     II,  VII |         any other; and this they defended with great bravery.~Jacopo
13     II,  VIII|       than when it has only been defended. Guglielmo and his son were
14     II,  I   |          houses stood; the Nerli defended the bridge of the Carraja;
15     II,  I   |        from its situation, being defended by the Arno; hence it was
16     II,  I   |   barricaded, and the barricades defended by the most resolute men;
17     II,  I   |         Here, although the Nerli defended themselves like brave men,
18     II,  I   |     power of their enemies. They defended themselves with such obstinacy,
19     II,  I   |       people; for when those who defended the barricades in the street
20    III,  II  |          as her friends they had defended, they could as enemies depress
21     IV,  I   |         thought Brescia would be defended by the Venetians, and Genoa
22     IV,  II  |       adverse circumstances, had defended themselves against all their
23     IV,  V   |        if the place had not been defended by Giovanni Malavolti, to
24      V,  I   |          for action, they either defended themselves against such
25      V,  II  |        we have so pertinaciously defended her; for that state alone
26      V,  III |    fortress was very strong, and defended by a numerous garrison,
27      V,  III |         to him to find they were defended, and how much disaffection
28      V,  VI  |     cowardice of the officer who defended that of Marradi would render
29      V,  VI  |        bridge over the stream be defended; while on the mountain side
30      V,  VI  |         wondered it had not been defended, and, rejoicing over his
31      V,  VII |      while fighting, their armor defended them, and when they could
32     VI,  I   |          but they were gallantly defended by his son Francesco. However,
33     VI,  II  |        count; but Pontremoli was defended by the Florentines, and
34     VI,  III |         take it, the place being defended by the Florentines, and
35     VI,  III |          a point which was least defended. At the first charge, as
36     VI,  V   | abandoned as untenable were then defended as impregnable.~While Ferrando
37   VIII,  II  |          been avenged and myself defended, I am not only compelled
38   VIII,  II  |      father, old and inform, who defended the government against so
39   VIII,  II  |        authority and benevolence defended him; neither could I, after
40   VIII,  III |       individuals were not to be defended at the public expense. The
41   VIII,  V   |         if the lady had not been defended by the Florentines, who
42   VIII,  VI  |        or made prisoners all who defended them, and seized most of