Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |     Florence beginning with Book II. Machiavelli’s method has
 2    Int      |         Alexander VI. and Julius II. Whatever his faults may
 3      I,  II |                          CHAPTER II~State of the Roman empire
 4      I,  III|     faith, had recourse to Pepin II., who, from being lord of
 5      I,  III|         by the title of Eugenius II. Italy having come into
 6      I,  III|          and the latter by Henry II., who came to Rome; and
 7      I,  III|          the election of Clement II., by whom he was crowned
 8      I,  IV |              CHAPTER IV~Nicholas II. commits the election of
 9      I,  IV |    kingdom of Naples— Pope Urban II. goes to France—The first
10      I,  IV |    Beatrice, the sister of Henry II. She and her husband possessed
11      I,  IV |          and authority.~Nicholas II. now attained the papacy;
12      I,  IV |   refused obedience to Alexander II., created at Rome, and elected
13      I,  IV |        the time of pope Nicholas II. his brother Robert Guiscard
14      I,  IV |   Flemish.~About this time Urban II. became pope and excited
15      I,  IV |       the death of Urban, Pascal II. became pope, and the empire
16      I,  V  |         of the Emperor Frederick II. —Manfred takes possession
17      I,  V  |           leaving a son, Charles II., who was made prisoner
18      I,  VI | Venetians.~At this time, Charles II. of Naples died, and was
19      I,  VI |          province. But Frederick II. coming into Italy, and
20      I,  VII|   recovers his dominion—Giovanna II. of Naples—Political condition
21      I,  VII|     which we have now come. Joan II. held Naples, La Marca,
22     II      |                             BOOK II~
23     II,  I  |       till the time of Frederick II., who, being king of Naples,
24     II,  II |                          CHAPTER II~New form of government in
25    III,  II |                          CHAPTER II~The war of the Florentines
26     IV,  II |                          CHAPTER II~The Florentines murmur against
27      V,  II |                          CHAPTER II~Death of Giovanni II.—René
28      V,  II |     CHAPTER II~Death of Giovanni II.—René of Anjou and Alfonso
29     VI,  II |                          CHAPTER II~Discords of Florence—Jealousy
30     VI,  VII|   Lodovico Borgia—Eulogy of Pius II.—Disturbances in Genoa between
31     VI,  VII|          Calixtus died, and Pius II. of Siennese origin, of
32    VII,  I  |          the pontificate of Pius II.~Florence continued in disunion
33    VII,  II |                          CHAPTER II~The duke of Milan becomes
34    VII,  II |      Fruitless endeavors of Pius II. to excite Christendom against
35    VII,  II |          At this time, Pope Pius II. having settled the affairs
36    VII,  II |       occurred in 1465, and Paul II. of Venetian origin, was
37   VIII,  II |                          CHAPTER II~Giuliano de’ Medici slain—
38   VIII,  IV |         Turkish emperor, Mahomet II. had gone with a large army