Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |         of his mistress. Having effected her design, Rosamond discovered
 2      I,  III|        governor of the kingdom, effected the memorable defeat of
 3      I,  IV |        where a pacification was effected, but in which the pope deprived
 4      I,  VI |      Rome rather than the king, effected her restoration to the sovereignty,
 5      I,  VII|        made many endeavors, but effected nothing. Upon this, the
 6      I,  VII|    should be united; and having effected this, the pope thought he
 7      I,  VII|       that a marriage should be effected between her and Filippo.
 8     II,  II |      All these enterprises were effected by the advice of the Guelphs,
 9     II,  II |       thirty-six reformers also effected other changes for the common
10     II,  II |     terms of their recall. They effected an agreement, but the Ghibellines
11     II,  IV |     Rome without anything being effected, the rage of the parties
12     II,  IV |   undertakings. Charles, having effected the purpose of his coming,
13     II,  V  |  thickest of their enemies, and effected their escape from the city
14    III,  I  |      formation of new ones, and effected neither of these objects.
15    III,  VI |        the citizens elected had effected the purpose of their appointment,
16    III,  VII|        the reform of government effected by Maso degli Albizzi.~At
17     IV,  I  |       arrangement was at length effected, by which Filippo engaged
18     IV,  II |        he had no doubt would be effected if they could induce Giovanni
19      V,  I  |      might have been gloriously effected), still there was so much
20      V,  I  |      said that if this were not effected he would very soon have
21      V,  III|         returned without having effected any part of his object.~
22      V,  V  |   contrary to his expectations, effected a passage, to avoid a disadvantageous
23      V,  VII|         judging, that this once effected, his remaining task would
24     VI,  II |     Florentines, which had been effected by the influence of Annibale,
25     VI,  IV |        to complain, when he had effected the arrangements which they
26     VI,  VI |         Tuscany, the ambassador effected an arrangement with King
27     VI,  VI |   claims. But what could not be effected by a number at Rome was
28    VII,  II |     means by which it should be effected; one party, the most temperate
29    VII,  VI | murdering individuals unless he effected their deaths by some unusual
30   VIII,  I  |    opinion that it could not be effected while both the brothers
31   VIII,  II |       after dealing many blows, effected only a slight incision in
32   VIII,  VI |         upon the hill. This was effected with so much glory, and