Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |     monarchy, had murdered his brother Bleda; and having thus become
 2      I,  IV |       of pope Nicholas II. his brother Robert Guiscard was sovereign.
 3      I,  IV |        wrested from him by his brother Roger. Inflated with so
 4      I,  V  |     Louis of Anjou, the king’s brother, sovereign of Naples and
 5      I,  VI |    Louis, king of Hungary, and brother of Andrea, in order to avenge
 6      I,  VI | Luchino Visconti died, and his brother the archbishop, remaining
 7     II,  IV |    writing. Charles of Valois, brother of the king of France, was
 8     II,  V  |    King Robert would allow his brother Piero to take the command
 9     II,  V  |      in which Piero the king’s brother and 2,000 men were slain;
10    III,  I  |       King Robert, then to his brother, next to his son, and at
11     IV,  I  |    having, by the death of his brother, become master of all Lombardy,
12     IV,  IV |      at Volterra one Arcolano, brother of that Giovanni Contugi
13     IV,  VII|      home he could prevent his brother Piero from going to the
14      V,  I  |     his own territories to his brother Lione; and while Niccolo
15     VI,  II |     possession, gave it to his brother, Alessandro. Gismondo, offended
16     VI,  V  |       remained only Jacopo his brother, to command the Milanese.
17     VI,  V  | allowed Alessandro, the duke’s brother, to pass into Lombardy with
18    VII,  II |      years with his father and brother, first under Duke Filippo,
19    VII,  III|    Piero, and knowing that his brother desired nothing but the
20    VII,  III|       design. Niccolo took his brother’s advice, and thus wasted
21    VII,  III|     that Francesco Neroni, the brother of Diotisalvi, had endeavored
22    VII,  III|  effects under the care of his brother Tommaso, withdrew to his
23    VII,  IV |       who was succeeded by his brother Ercole. Gismondo da Rimini,
24    VII,  IV |       expired, and his natural brother Roberto, who was afterward
25    VII,  IV |        Coglione. Bernardo, the brother of Salvestro, was young,
26   VIII,  I  |        often complained to his brother Lorenzo of the affair, saying
27   VIII,  I  |      of Jacopo Salviati, one a brother, the other a kinsman, of
28   VIII,  II |     have been attacked, and my brother murdered, I cannot but mourn
29   VIII,  II | unanimity of the whole city my brother has been avenged and myself
30   VIII,  II |      commenced with that of my brother.” While Lorenzo spoke, the
31   VIII,  II |   defense, and in avenging his brother’s death, they would secure
32   VIII,  IV |    Ascanio (Sforza their elder brother being dead) again attacked
33   VIII,  V  |     also in expectation of his brother Federigo, whom their father
34   VIII,  VII|   Bandini, the murderer of his brother. These circumstances raised