Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  |   connections of the parties, they concluded that the injury could not
 2     II,  II |            at Empoli. There it was concluded, with only one dissenting
 3     II,  I  |          the part of a traitor. He concluded by telling him, that the
 4     II,  I  |           Milan; and when this was concluded, dissensions again arose
 5    III,  I  |            the archbishop of Milan concluded, there did not appear any
 6    III,  V  |     conjunction with these, it was concluded that the present was a favorable
 7    III,  VII|          was the war with the king concluded with less good fortune than
 8     IV,  I  |          Soon after the treaty was concluded, the duke took possession
 9     IV,  II |         with low men. He therefore concluded, that the only means of
10     IV,  II | importunities of his creditors. He concluded by saying, that as regarded
11     IV,  III|             A treaty was therefore concluded in 1428, by which the Florentines
12     IV,  IV |            make war upon them; and concluded that no enterprise was ever
13     IV,  VII|       themselves. It was therefore concluded, that the new Signory should
14      V,  I  |      continued without danger, and concluded without loss. Thus the military
15      V,  I  |           sue for peace, which was concluded by the intercession of Niccolo
16      V,  II |           hesitated, after a peace concluded with so much solemnity,
17      V,  III|          possessed by the duke. He concluded by saying, that if the count
18      V,  IV |         the duke and the count was concluded, Niccolo was in Romagna,
19      V,  IV |          the Po. The agreement was concluded in February, 1438; the Venetians
20     VI,  I  |       deceived; yet when peace was concluded, he would take the advice
21     VI,  I  |         therefore, finding the war concluded for the present was not
22     VI,  I  |         This being over, peace was concluded in November, 1441, at which
23     VI,  I  |            The war in Lombardy was concluded; but the dissensions in
24     VI,  IV |         Milanese finding the truce concluded, the enemy withdrawn, and
25     VI,  V  |    profound attention; and, having concluded his harangue, it was unanimously
26     VI,  VI |            Venetians, and the duke concluded a treaty of peace for twenty-five
27     VI,  VII|           wars than those recently concluded. Pietrino Fregoso was at
28     VI,  VII|           it must be continued and concluded without their help. The
29    VII,  III|          to pieces on the spot. He concluded by saying, that he should
30    VII,  IV |        overthrow. When Tommaso had concluded, Lorenzo spoke, and, though
31    VII,  V  |            valor of the former. He concluded by quoting that trite proverb, “
32   VIII,  I  |         Rome; and at length it was concluded that besides an expedition
33   VIII,  IV |            arrives at Naples—Peace concluded with the king—The pope and
34   VIII,  IV |    confidence, when it was at once concluded, that as the Venetians were
35   VIII,  V  |         Naples, where a treaty was concluded for five years, between
36   VIII,  V  |           Lodovico, the terms were concluded in August, 1484. When this
37   VIII,  V  |      acquired honor, and which was concluded with disgrace; for the places
38   VIII,  VI |          on at Rome; but not being concluded upon the return of spring,
39   VIII,  VI |  universally victorious, peace was concluded by the intervention of the