Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |    These states entered into an alliance against them, and in one
 2     II,  I  |   forget an injury as reject an alliance, he was attacked by them
 3     IV,  IV |    latter refused, alleging her alliance with Florence; and Pagolo
 4      V,  I  |   Bianca, the prospect of which alliance greatly strengthened his
 5      V,  II |      and Venetians entered into alliance with the Genoese. Rinaldo
 6      V,  III|       sacrifice the hope of the alliance promised to him by the duke.~
 7      V,  III|       dominions, he needed some alliance other than that of the Florentines,
 8      V,  III|      should enter into a mutual alliance. To induce the Venetians
 9      V,  IV |  induced to forego the Venetian alliance. He therefore resolved to
10      V,  IV | friendship, and the hope of his alliance would keep him quiet. To
11      V,  IV |     desire to secure the duke’s alliance kept him in suspense; and
12      V,  IV |     with regard to the promised alliance, induced him to consent
13     VI,  II |      pope and quit the Venetian alliance, ambassadors were sent to
14     VI,  III|       their protection, with an alliance offensive and defensive,
15     VI,  IV |         by marriage and renewed alliance, we believed thy affection
16     VI,  IV |        the Venetians so long in alliance with the count, that he
17     VI,  IV |     made peace and entered into alliance; among the terms of which
18     VI,  V  |     instead of treating for his alliance with the count, they should
19     VI,  V  |       therefore entered into an alliance, and at the same time the
20     VI,  V  |     with the duke, entered into alliance with the king of France
21     VI,  VI |       Montferrat, who, being in alliance with the Venetians, would
22    VII,  I  |       sons, he did not seek the alliance of princes, but for Giovanni
23    VII,  I  |       remained uninjured by his alliance; and whoever were opposed
24    VII,  II |        he despised a Florentine alliance, he no longer considered
25    VII,  II |  councils, on pretense that the alliance was made with Francesco
26    VII,  II |       impolitic to lose such an alliance from mere avarice, and that
27    VII,  II |        whole of Italy, as their alliance with the duke; that the
28    VII,  III|      conditions and promises of alliance from Piero; for one of his
29    VII,  VI | withdraw them from the Venetian alliance, and associate them with
30   VIII,  IV |        be desirable by some new alliance to give a better turn to
31   VIII,  IV |     formed with him a perpetual alliance for their mutual defense.
32   VIII,  IV |       republic had formed a new alliance with the king, and were
33   VIII,  IV |         would withdraw from the alliance with him, and by new wars
34   VIII,  IV |    being restored, and this new alliance established, Lorenzo de’
35   VIII,  VII|    marriage. Having formed this alliance, the pope desired the Genoese