Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |        pride that he would not submit to the pontiff. However,
 2      I,  IV  |  people of Tusculum refused to submit to their authority, they
 3      I,  IV  |       he was obliged to go and submit to the pope at Venus, where
 4      I,  V   |       however, were obliged to submit.~While these things were
 5      I,  VII |      compelled by necessity to submit to the same system which
 6     II,  III |       afraid the Signors would submit to them; and so, between
 7     II,  III |        so great they would not submit unless they were compelled.
 8     II,  VIII|     them, from any motives, to submit contentedly to his authority.
 9     II,  I   |     burned and plundered, than submit to the power of their enemies.
10    III,  IV  |      nobility, could endure to submit to the nauseous rule of
11    III,  V   |       however, were obliged to submit for the gratification of
12     IV,  IV  |     country, they would easily submit. The proceedings of the
13      V,  II  |    great difficulty induced to submit to the authority of the
14      V,  III |      would thus compel them to submit to some disgraceful and
15      V,  III |        abandon their cause, or submit to any terms that could
16      V,  IV  |       Italy would soon have to submit to him. The count felt the
17      V,  VI  |    immediate relief, she would submit to the enemy; which would
18      V,  VII |       of which were willing to submit to the Florentines; but
19     VI,  II  |       a course, said, he would submit himself wholly to what Cosmo
20     VI,  II  |      no prudent men would ever submit if he could avoid it. These
21     VI,  III | embrace such views, refused to submit to the sovereignty of the
22     VI,  III |       the Milanese, offered to submit themselves to his authority,
23     VI,  III |      citizens were inclined to submit themselves; and either alternative
24     VI,  IV  | ultimately defend it, we would submit ourselves to anyone rather
25     VI,  IV  |      war with the count, would submit to the Venetians; for the
26     VI,  V   |        the sooner compelled to submit to their dominion; for they
27     VI,  V   |     own liberty, they ought to submit to a prince who could defend
28    VII,  II  |    great, that he disdained to submit to Piero; Diotisalvi Neroni,
29    VII,  III |        able to induce those to submit by fear who might be opposed
30    VII,  V   |      and therefore must either submit to the direction of the
31   VIII,  VI  |    sent envoys to the pope, to submit their city and themselves
32   VIII,  VII |     had been prevailed upon to submit, he lived long and respected.