Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |        Justinian determined to send him into Italy again; but,
 2      I,  IV |     that he should immediately send two hundred soldiers to
 3      I,  VI |       consented that he should send four cardinals to reform
 4     II,  IV |      Florentines, consented to send Charles to Florence, till
 5     II,  V  |       it would be necessary to send to its relief, that they
 6     II,  V  |  stripped of all authority and send back to Agobbio, laden with
 7     IV,  I  |      the Marquis of Ferrara to send Guido Torello as his agent,
 8     IV,  VII|    wherever they determined to send him, he would willingly
 9      V,  II |       treaty, the pontiff must send Francesco Sforza to assist
10      V,  II |      to have broken the peace, send Giovan Francesco da Gonzaga,
11      V,  III|  enemies, determined either to send a strong force into Tuscany,
12      V,  III|      the duke was preparing to send forces into Tuscany. This
13      V,  IV |     The Florentines resolve to send the count to assist the
14      V,  IV |    there was no remedy, but to send the count into Lombardy;
15      V,  VI |   enterprise to induce them to send forces after him, and give
16     VI,  I  |    regard to his daughter, and send her to Ferrara; so that
17     VI,  II | Venetians. Alfonso promised to send him troops, but apprised
18     VI,  IV |      length it was resolved to send ambassadors to the count
19     VI,  V  |  conjectured) were disposed to send ambassadors to Florence
20     VI,  VI |        indisposition, he would send his son as an hostage. These
21     VI,  VI |        part of his forces, and send his son for the service
22     VI,  VI |        took his departure, and send his son John into Italy,
23     VI,  VI |      the Italian potentates to send ambassadors to himself,
24    VII,  II |       the Venetians engaged to send ships thither to convey
25    VII,  IV | senators, and they resolved to send Bernardo Coglione, their
26    VII,  V  |   forces the Florentines might send against them. He said he
27    VII,  V  |    which the Florentine people send here is so great, that as
28    VII,  V  |        therefore determined to send him, with what forces could
29    VII,  V  |      immediately determined to send ambassadors to Florence,
30   VIII,  III|        the Florentines also to send ambassadors to the pope,
31   VIII,  III|     requested the Venetians to send them Count Carlo, son of
32   VIII,  III|       evil, to divide them; to send one party, under Count Carlo,
33   VIII,  III|     pope would be compelled to send a large body of men for