Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |   husband. To this end, having prepared poisoned wine, she with
 2      I,  IV |    pope, occupied Romagna, and prepared to attack the kingdom. On
 3      I,  VII|        having fortified it, he prepared to deprive the king of his
 4     II,  IV |      for his revenge. Bertacca prepared for his defense, and not
 5     II,  V  |     act before we are properly prepared.~The banished having retired,
 6     II,  VI |    found the city in arms, and prepared to resist them. So completely
 7    III,  I  |    nobility, became desperate, prepared for their defense with their
 8    III,  I  |      such people as were least prepared to defend themselves. In
 9    III,  II |  Desirous, therefore, of being prepared against this calamity, the
10    III,  II |     apart, he proposed the law prepared by himself and his friends,
11    III,  IV |       happen, determined to be prepared, for he knew his credit
12    III,  VI |       Perugia, and Sienna, and prepared a diadem with which to be
13     IV,  IV |      of the country around it, prepared for his defense.~There lived
14     IV,  V  |       his soldiery, the former prepared for her defense, and the
15     IV,  V  |    also. The Florentines again prepared for battle, and appointed
16     IV,  VI |      the duties of his office, prepared his followers, and having
17      V,  I  |  middle of Italy, wealthy, and prepared for action, they either
18      V,  II |    concurrence of many barons, prepared to take possession of the
19      V,  II |      having no other resource, prepared to continue the war.~In
20      V,  V  |    direction of San Felice, he prepared for its defense—though too
21      V,  VI | determined to go into Tuscany, prepared to leave Rome on the following
22      V,  VI |       di Tavere, as well as be prepared for every movement of the
23      V,  VII|      collected his forces, and prepared for his defense. But the
24      V,  VII|       the men were mounted and prepared to resist their attack;
25     VI,  I  |        other hand, being quite prepared, and seeing the enemy unprovided,
26     VI,  III|     management of the war, and prepared for the conflict in their
27     VI,  III|       were now in some measure prepared for their defense, turned
28     VI,  IV |       attack the Milanese, who prepared for their defense, and appointed
29     VI,  VII|       quelled, and the pontiff prepared to induce the powers of
30    VII,  III|     Pitti, finding Piero fully prepared and his adversaries unarmed,
31    VII,  IV |      the Florentines not being prepared, their enemies burned the
32    VII,  V  |    returned to their city, and prepared for its defense; fortifying
33   VIII,  II |        armies, the Florentines prepared for their defense with the
34   VIII,  III|   Perugia.~The Florentines now prepared for war, by raising money
35   VIII,  VII|     surrender, but obstinately prepared for their defense, while