Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |         and although, moved by various causes, they often attacked
 2      I,  II |     acts of cruelty, caused by various jealousies of his people,
 3      I,  IV |      practices, was dissolved. Various fortunes attended the crusaders
 4      I,  V  |  hundred years. In those times various troubles arose between the
 5      I,  VI |      the La Torre, who were in various parts of the city endeavoring
 6      I,  VI |    became a depository for the various products of the world, and
 7     II,  I  |     cities of Italy.~There are various opinions concerning the
 8     II,  III|    nobility; for the people by various causes excluded them from
 9    III,  I  |      and the plebeians and the various circumstances which they
10    III,  VI |      the Florentines; but such various changes occurred in the
11    III,  VII|       and the parties punished—Various enterprises of the Florentines—
12      V,  I  |   Lombardy, these forces, from various causes attacked Pope Eugenius.
13      V,  I  |         and during many months various encounters took place between
14      V,  VII|        took up their abodes in various parts of Italy, each according
15     VI,  III|   count, that the enemy, after various efforts to gain the outworks,
16     VI,  V  | proceeded thus, giving rise to various trifling incidents unworthy
17     VI,  VII|     Ferrando. At length, after various trifling occurrences, the
18    VII,  II |        soon after destroyed in various ways, and under a variety
19    VII,  II |       desire to see him. These various feelings were displayed
20    VII,  III|       other citizens who fled, various places of banishment were
21    VII,  III|   exiles now began to consider various means of recovering that
22    VII,  IV | character—Excesses in Florence—Various external events from 1468
23    VII,  IV |        dispersed themselves in various places. Diotisalvi Neroni
24    VII,  V  |     them as formerly. Many and various were the opinions concerning
25    VII,  VI |        where they might, under various pretexts, assemble their
26    VII,  VI |     They also assembled, under various pretenses, other friends
27   VIII,  III|      the rest were banished to various places, together with Roberto
28   VIII,  IV |       an enemy. However, under various pretexts he kept Lorenzo
29   VIII,  VI |       Colonnesi and the Orsini—Various events—The war of Serezana—
30   VIII,  VI |        war was prosecuted with various success on both sides. At
31   VIII,  VII|     feasts, and exhibitions of various events and triumphs of antiquity;