Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |        He died on June 22, 1527, leaving his family in the greatest
 2      I,  I  |         in search of new abodes, leaving the remaining two-thirds
 3      I,  II |       possession of the country. Leaving his friends the Zepidi in
 4      I,  III|       among the western princes, leaving them without defense. The
 5      I,  IV |         as Tancred was now dead, leaving only an infant named Roger,
 6      I,  V  |        to Sicily, where he died, leaving his son Conrad in Suabia;
 7      I,  V  |         arrived at Naples, died, leaving an infant son named Corradino,
 8      I,  V  |        recovery of Sicily, died, leaving a son, Charles II., who
 9      I,  VI |        endeavors abate its fury. Leaving Lombardy by way of Genoa,
10      I,  VI |       displeasure of the legate, leaving only Reggio and Modena guarded,
11      I,  VI |      children, and aged persons, leaving the youth in Padua to assist
12      I,  VI |        king of Naples, now died, leaving only two grandchildren,
13      I,  VI |        Galeazzo soon after died, leaving Giovan Galeazzo, who shared
14      I,  VII|      afterward killed in battle, leaving a wife and two children
15      I,  VII|         the title of John XXIII. Leaving Bologna, where he was elected,
16     II,  II |          to remain no longer; so leaving Lucca, they went to Bologna,
17     II,  III|       fear they had of him, and, leaving the city which at his own
18     II,  IV |         the pope in great wrath, leaving Florence full of confusion
19    III,  II |          finding the Gonfalonier leaving them, entreatingly and authoritatively
20    III,  IV |         the chamber, and without leaving the palace, hopeless of
21    III,  VI |      banished—His discourse upon leaving the city—Other citizens
22    III,  VI |   Hungary, to which he was heir, leaving, with his wife, his children
23      V,  I  |         all his territories; so, leaving part of his force to check
24      V,  II |         be much more to blame in leaving her uncured, than by using
25      V,  III|     driving away the cattle, and leaving nothing undone to injure
26      V,  V  | departure from Lombardy, and his leaving one enterprise almost completed,
27     VI,  I  |   Castelnuova, was in his power. Leaving a strong guard at Castelnuova
28     VI,  II |          doubtful advantage; and leaving his son Francesco to command
29     VI,  III|      winter. Upon this the king, leaving garrisons in the places
30     VI,  III|         as if completely routed, leaving behind him two thousand
31     VI,  VI |         escaped with difficulty, leaving his wife, family, and all
32    VII,  IV |       return to his territories, leaving part of his troops with
33   VIII,  IV |          fled in all directions, leaving their ammunition, carriages,
34   VIII,  V  |          entreaty of his allies. Leaving the marquis of Ferrara to
35   VIII,  VI |      operations against them; so leaving Serezana they encamped before
36   VIII,  VII|         to go into the fortress, leaving her children as security