Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |       already conquered Africa, expelled the Vandals, and reduced
 2      I,  III|       III., Pope Gregory V. was expelled by the Romans; whereupon
 3      I,  IV |  fortunate in their enterprise, expelled the Saracens, and took possession
 4      I,  VI |    Milan were the Visconti, who expelled the La Torres; these, however,
 5      I,  VI |      the tribunate of Rome, and expelled the senators; and the pope,
 6     II,  I  |       who, with his assistance, expelled the Buondelmonti; thus our
 7     II,  I  |     division. The Guelphs being expelled, took refuge in the Upper
 8     II,  II |   authority—Count Guido Novello expelled—He goes to Prato—The Guelphs
 9     II,  II |        that the valor which had expelled the Guelphs, would be sufficient
10     II,  II |     returned, after having been expelled six years; the recent offences
11     II,  III|       recall those who had been expelled, and thus gave the legate
12     II,  III|     with the Aretins for having expelled the Guelphs, and obtained
13     II,  V  |      own will, all who had been expelled, excepting such as the law
14     II,  V  |      him at Agobbio, and having expelled the Count Novello, caused
15     II,  I  |     become free. The duke being expelled and the territories lost,
16    III,  I  |         that, when one party is expelled, or faction extinguished,
17    III,  I  |      live; but no sooner was he expelled than we handled our arms,
18    III,  III|       of their enemies were not expelled from the city or destroyed.
19     IV,  IV |        her bosom when they were expelled from their own country.
20     IV,  V  | Francesco Sforza—Pagolo Guinigi expelled—The Florentines routed by
21     IV,  VII|      thought that you, who were expelled from your own country, could
22      V,  I  |         attack the pope, who is expelled by the Romans—War between
23      V,  I  |      family of the Grifoni, and expelled from the city the governor
24      V,  I  |         in a short time, having expelled or impoverished the whole
25      V,  II |        a city that has recently expelled the greatest part of her
26      V,  V  |          for, since Rinaldo was expelled, he had become an enemy
27     VI,  V  |        empty excuses for having expelled the Florentines, and offers
28    VII,  III|      aside, and thus, by fraud, expelled them from their country;
29    VII,  IV | surrounding country. But having expelled the enemies of Piero, renewed
30   VIII,  III|      Signor Roberto, being thus expelled by the Genoese, came with
31   VIII,  III|   Niccolo Vitelli, who had been expelled from Citta di Castello,
32   VIII,  IV |    Lodovico, and Tassino, being expelled from the dukedom, the duchess