Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |      bore him four sons and a daughter. He died on June 22, 1527,
 2      I,  II |       son of Amalasontha, his daughter, and the malice of fortune
 3      I,  II |      Alboin finding Rosamond, daughter of Cunimund, among the captives,
 4      I,  IV |     Matilda his wife, who was daughter of Beatrice, the sister
 5      I,  IV |  Constantinople, to marry the daughter of the emperor, his dominions
 6      I,  IV | affair, he caused Gostanza, a daughter of William, who had been
 7      I,  IV |       held that title, gave a daughter in marriage; and, with her
 8      I,  V  |   right of his wife Gostanza, daughter of Manfred. But Charles,
 9     II,  I  |    was a rich widow who had a daughter of exquisite beauty, for
10     II,  I  |       but she hoped, with her daughter’s beauty, to disturb the
11     II,  I  |    although I had reserved my daughter for you”; and, pushing the
12     II,  V  |     upon his taking to wife a daughter of Uguccione della Faggiuola,
13     II,  V  |    During these troubles, the daughter of King Albert of Bohemia
14      V,  I  |       made him of his natural daughter, Madonna Bianca, the prospect
15      V,  III|    was dead. He had married a daughter of the Count di Poppi, who,
16      V,  III|    name. Claiming them as his daughter’s portion, he refused to
17      V,  IV |    induced to promise him his daughter by the fear he entertained
18     VI,  I  |       into with regard to his daughter, and send her to Ferrara;
19     VI,  I  |      of Tortona, to offer his daughter and conditions of peace,
20     VI,  I  |    the marriage of the duke’s daughter, Bianca, to the count was
21     VI,  VI |       marriage, each giving a daughter to a son of the other. Notwithstanding
22     VI,  VII|      gave him an illegitimate daughter of his own in marriage,
23    VII,  II |  Drusiana, the duke’s natural daughter, was now celebrated. The
24    VII,  IV |     of Milan gave his natural daughter Caterina to Girolamo, with
25    VII,  IV |    king Ferrando; Elisabetta, daughter of Alfonso, the king’s eldest
26   VIII,  I  |  children, except one natural daughter, but many nephews, sons
27   VIII,  I  |     de’ Pazzi had married the daughter of Giovanni Buonromei, a
28   VIII,  I  |   other children, came to his daughter. His nephew, Carlo, however,
29   VIII,  I  |       who taught Latin to the daughter of Jacopo de’ Pazzi. Rinato
30   VIII,  V  |  himself, and had married the daughter of the duke of Calabria,
31   VIII,  VII|       Faenza, had married the daughter of Giovanni Bentivogli,
32   VIII,  VII|     they set Giovanni and his daughter at liberty, and by the universal
33   VIII,  VII|     eldest son, to Alfonsina, daughter of the Cavaliere Orsino.