Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |       languages, as we see in the different dialects of France, Spain
 2      I,  II  |       full of fresh names, wholly different from the ancient; as, omitting
 3      I,  II  |      Archipelago, are names quite different from those which the ancients
 4      I,  II  |  principles and practices were so different from those of Belisarius,
 5      I,  IV  |         Romans appointed to their different jurisdictions, to render
 6     II,  VIII|          others were stationed in different parts of it, to receive
 7     II,  VIII|         people who were lodged in different parts of the city to mount
 8    III,  I   |           each city it produced a different result; for animosities
 9    III,  I   |      quarrels of Rome established different ranks of society, those
10    III,  I   |       have been occasioned by the different purposes which the two people
11    III,  II  |          with satisfaction to the different parties; but much difference
12    III,  III |            Meetings took place in different parts during the night,
13    III,  IV  |      happened that as each took a different route, they did not meet
14    III,  V   |        Albizzi; from which, as at different times very serious effects
15    III,  VI  |          happened that, though in different parts, all were at once
16    III,  VI  |  conflicts took place between the different parties or with the forces
17     IV,  II  |      invited or that entertaining different views he was unwilling to
18     IV,  IV  |     importance, and conversing on different subjects, let him to the
19     IV,  IV  |         should prevail, though at different times, in the same men and
20     IV,  VI  |          compelled him to adopt a different course, arms and the favor
21      V,  IV  |    advocates of peace. However, a different state of feeling prevailed,
22      V,  VI  |     accounts they were of quite a different opinion from the count;
23     VI,  II  |           with that city, under a different pretext, sent troops into
24     VI,  III |         of their expedition. Very different views were entertained by
25    VII,  I   |         same time, the friends of different grandees were humbled; and
26    VII,  I   |     fortunes took their origin in different families of Florence, as
27    VII,  I   |         endeavoring to induce the different governments to join in an
28    VII,  II  |            Each was actuated by a different motive; Luca Pitti wished
29    VII,  II  |          each was influenced by a different motive from the rest, affected
30    VII,  II  |       Medici ought to be reduced, different opinions were given concerning
31    VII,  VI  |     However, the result was quite different; for he returned from Naples
32   VIII,  I   |           our expectations), very different feelings were thus originated;
33   VIII,  I   | astonished at finding him quite a different character from what he had
34   VIII,  IV  |      arrival, detained them under different pretexts before he would