Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |      in Rome, and proceeded to recover the obedience of those places
 2      I,  V   |     prisoner in Sicily, and to recover his liberty promised to
 3      I,  VI  |        prince; for she did not recover herself till the time of
 4      I,  VII |   Louis of Anjou into Italy to recover the kingdom for the queen,
 5     II,  III |      that resorting to arms to recover by force what they had lost
 6     II,  VIII|       by an act of clemency to recover the favor of the people.
 7     II,  I   |     and with justifiable force recover those rights of which they
 8    III,  VI  |      Anjou came into Italy, to recover the kingdom of Naples for
 9    III,  VI  |   friends, would enable him to recover his authority, and drive
10    III,  VII |        who were endeavoring to recover for them their liberty were
11     IV,  I   |        family of the Medici to recover their influence. The first
12     IV,  I   |   anything, greatly desired to recover Genoa, which enjoyed freedom
13     IV,  II  |      attempt should be made to recover the government; since their
14     IV,  IV  |   themselves in a condition to recover the place; and that the
15      V,  I   |     and his colleagues time to recover themselves. They therefore
16      V,  IV  |       to restrain them, but to recover the places he had lost,
17      V,  V   |        count would endeavor to recover the city, they made every
18      V,  V   |        this from his desire to recover the states of Braccio, and
19      V,  VI  |       Verona with his army, to recover from the injuries sustained
20      V,  VII | character—Neri Capponi goes to recover the Casentino—The Count
21      V,  VII |       the Florentine forces to recover the Casentino, and pitched
22     VI,  I   |     duke of Milan endeavors to recover the services of Count Francesco
23     VI,  I   |       count, and his desire to recover his lost possessions; feeling
24     VI,  III |     the place, and endeavor to recover those castles which still
25     VI,  III |      of the Milanese, first to recover Lodi and then to come to
26     VI,  VI  |       punished—The Florentines recover the places they had lost—
27     VI,  VI  |      the duke being allowed to recover from the princes of Montferrat
28     VI,  VII |      of his son, and hoping to recover Genoa by means of the castelletto,
29    VII,  I   |  required the citizens’ aid to recover or strengthen its influence,
30    VII,  VI  |  father’s reputation, he could recover possession of Perugia. To
31   VIII,  III | duchess sent a strong force to recover the city, but it was routed
32   VIII,  IV  |    attacked Milan, in order to recover the government. Having taken
33   VIII,  V   |      had often before done, to recover in peace all they had lost
34   VIII,  VI  |         in the first place, to recover the rampart upon the hill;
35   VIII,  VII |        death, took occasion to recover the fortress of Piancaldoli,