Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |           whom she had called to assist her in the government. He
 2      I,  III|       above given, was unable to assist him, and unwilling to trust
 3      I,  V  |   Rodolph to come into Italy and assist him. Thus the popes, sometimes
 4      I,  VI |    leaving the youth in Padua to assist in her defense. Besides
 5     II,  V  |    disturbance arose they should assist the Signory with arms, and
 6     II,  I  |        free, they might mutually assist each other in the preservation
 7    III,  II |         eager than themselves to assist them in their work of plunder,
 8    III,  VI |      Louis, and at the same time assist Charles, discharged from
 9    III,  VII| assembled to look on rather than assist them, they exhorted the
10     IV,  III|        themselves with allies to assist them in annulling it. They
11     IV,  V  |       cannot prevail with you to assist us, be induced, by your
12     IV,  VI |     adverse faction were sent to assist in the management, as being
13      V,  I  |    Florentines and the Venetians assist the pope—Peace between the
14      V,  II |         send Francesco Sforza to assist the league, for the latter
15      V,  IV |     resolve to send the count to assist the Venetians—Neri di Gino
16      V,  V  |      Francesco Sforza marches to assist the Venetians, and relieves
17      V,  V  |       much as possible, and then assist it both by land and water.
18      V,  VI |     Venice, with instructions to assist in the arrangement of the
19      V,  VI |       more disposed than ever to assist them. This favorable intelligence
20      V,  VII|    spoken, they would be glad to assist him.” To this, the count,
21     VI,  I  |      never destitute of means to assist her favorites, or to injure
22     VI,  I  |        they could not resolve to assist the count, but Annibale,
23     VI,  III|        did not abandon them, but assist in their defense as hitherto.
24     VI,  IV |          case between republics, assist them in defense of their
25     VI,  IV |      wished the city publicly to assist him, but there were difficulties
26     VI,  V  |          before the League could assist them, and therefore endeavored
27     VI,  VII|        among the most forward to assist the enterprise with money,
28     VI,  VII|        persuaded the duke not to assist Ferrando. But in the midst
29     VI,  VII|          did not think proper to assist the son in a war commenced
30    VII,  III|         upon them as free men to assist them against tyrants; as
31   VIII,  III|          The Venetians refuse to assist the Florentines— Disturbances
32   VIII,  III|    finding their friends slow to assist; for though the duke sent
33   VIII,  V  |         to pass into Lombardy to assist the marquis, which was refused
34   VIII,  VII|           and find no friends to assist them with the same readiness