Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |        glory; and, being wholly reduced to his power, they no longer
 2      I,  II |       expelled the Vandals, and reduced the country to the imperial
 3      I,  III|  Heraclius, their influence was reduced; for the Sclavi, of whom
 4      I,  IV |       was sacked by Robert, and reduced to ruins. As from this Robert
 5      I,  VI |       Naples—Rienzi—The jubilee reduced to fifty years—Succession
 6     II,  II |        sovereign of Naples, and reduced the power of the church.
 7     II,  II |    Ghibellines to Florence, and reduced the city entirely to the
 8     II,  IV | increased the popular power and reduced that of the nobility. The
 9     II,  V  |        afterward the number was reduced to seven according to ancient
10     II,  I  |   occurred they were again soon reduced to six. It now seemed desirable
11     II,  I  |      them still more, many were reduced to the grade of the people.
12    III,  I  |       and the whole of Italy is reduced to a state of the most complete
13    III,  VI |       their share of honors was reduced from a half to a third;
14     IV,  I  |      leaders from 1381 to 1400, reduced it almost to nothing. The
15     IV,  II |     because the latter might be reduced, and the future expense
16     IV,  II |         the benevolence of all, reduced the price of salt, provided
17     IV,  III|       by this circumstance, and reduced to despondency by their
18     IV,  III|      although it was not fatal, reduced him to extremity. The truth
19     IV,  IV | separated from her, and she was reduced to the rank of a vicariate.~
20      V,  I  |        same manner, having been reduced by disorder, and sunk to
21      V,  I  |  avoided and decried.~Italy was reduced to such a condition by her
22      V,  I  |       with few exceptions, were reduced to the ranks of the people,
23      V,  II |          who, soon after he had reduced his country to bondage,
24     VI,  II |   Niccolo, being the strongest, reduced the count to extreme necessity,
25     VI,  III|  resolution, saw that, with his reduced army, he could not gain
26     VI,  III|         press the fortress, and reduced it to the very last extremity,
27     VI,  V  |       the Milanese—The Milanese reduced to extremity—The people
28     VI,  V  |     meantime, the Milanese were reduced to the utmost misery; and
29    VII,  I  |         been very powerful were reduced to an equality with men
30    VII,  II |       of the Medici ought to be reduced, different opinions were
31    VII,  V  |        the cause of it—Volterra reduced to obedience by force, in
32   VIII,  II |  dreadful point ill fortune has reduced our family, when among friends,
33   VIII,  IV |      taken.~The army being thus reduced, without a leader, and disorder
34   VIII,  V  |  service had expired, they were reduced to six thousand horse and