Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |             he led his people into Calabria, to attack the forces which
 2      I,  III |     Constantine; and as Puglia and Calabria, which, as before observed,
 3      I,  III |           they governed Puglia and Calabria, and harassed the whole
 4      I,  III |        western emperor; Puglia and Calabria were partly under the Greek
 5      I,  IV  |           the princes who governed Calabria and Puglia, with methods
 6      I,  IV  |            who governed Puglia and Calabria for the Greek emperor, to
 7      I,  IV  |            the whole of Puglia and Calabria, over which provinces, in
 8     II,  VI  |          for his vicar—The duke of Calabria comes to Florence—The Emperor
 9     II,  VI  |  Castruccio and of Charles duke of Calabria—Reform of government.~About
10     II,  VI  |     sovereignty to Charles duke of Calabria, son of King Robert, if
11     II,  VI  |         the consent of the duke of Calabria, who, in the course of one
12     II,  VI  |            This caused the duke of Calabria to be apprehensive for the
13     II,  VI  |          also died Charles duke of Calabria and lord of Florence, so
14     II,  VII |           Florence for the duke of Calabria, thought they had now an
15     II,  VIII|           intrusted to the duke of Calabria. It was upon the 8th of
16   VIII,  III |           of Ferrando, and duke of Calabria, who had as his general,
17   VIII,  III |          held in check the duke of Calabria, proceeded toward Pisa,
18   VIII,  IV  |             CHAPTER IV~The duke of Calabria routs the Florentine army
19   VIII,  IV  |            Progress of the duke of Calabria—The Florentines wish for
20   VIII,  IV  | Florentines in fear of the duke of Calabria— Enterprises of the Turks—
21   VIII,  IV  |            department, the duke of Calabria, who was with his forces
22   VIII,  IV  |         who under Alfonso, duke of Calabria, had been victorious near
23   VIII,  IV  |          complained to the duke of Calabria, who was with the army at
24   VIII,  IV  |          to be paid to the duke of Calabria.~As soon as this peace was
25   VIII,  IV  |            peace, Alfonso, duke of Calabria, still remained at Sienna
26   VIII,  IV  |    immediate return of the duke of Calabria with the forces at Sienna.~
27   VIII,  IV  |           departure of the duke of Calabria from Tuscany, and the war
28   VIII,  IV  |      fortresses, which the duke of Calabria, upon quitting the country,
29   VIII,  V   |     Ferrando sent Alfonso, duke of Calabria, with his army across the
30   VIII,  V   |          and the king, the duke of Calabria, by the assistance of the
31   VIII,  V   |         without delay. The duke of Calabria was at hand, and constantly
32   VIII,  V   |            and ordered the duke of Calabria to march to Ferrara with
33   VIII,  V   |        Count Girolamo, the duke of Calabria, the Signor Lodovico Sforza,
34   VIII,  V   |          and joined by the duke of Calabria with twelve thousand horse
35   VIII,  V   |         influence kept the duke of Calabria and Lodovico Sforza within
36   VIII,  V   |            daughter of the duke of Calabria, who wished his son-in-law
37   VIII,  VI  |     influence over it. The duke of Calabria was upon the banks of the
38   VIII,  VI  |             one, under the duke of Calabria, he sent toward Rome, which,
39   VIII,  VII |          recount. When the duke of Calabria, after the war of 1478,