Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |           of his displeasure for a suitable opportunity, and left Sicily
 2      I,  VI |           these barbarians. When a suitable moment arrived, he caused
 3     II,  IV |      Gulielmo; and, designing by a suitable apology to remove all cause
 4     II,  IV |          Florence, till the season suitable for his going to Sicily
 5    III,  II | opportunity can be in all respects suitable, he who waits for the concurrence
 6    III,  III|          but the truth, produced a suitable effect upon the minds of
 7    III,  IV |           Signory should provide a suitable place of assembly for them.
 8    III,  VI |           made by them were rather suitable for a sovereign prince than
 9     IV,  VI |           and that as the time was suitable for action, he should provide
10     IV,  VII|            that he would take some suitable occasion of coming to see
11     IV,  VII|    knowledge, he thought it a duty suitable to his pastoral office to
12      V,  IV |            had frequently made all suitable preparations for the celebration
13      V,  V  |           return home, and each by suitable arguments endeavored to
14      V,  VI |          troops; so that, when the suitable period should arrive, he
15      V,  VII|       level road, and in a country suitable for the evolutions of cavalry
16     VI,  II |            the Bolognese, provided suitable apparel, horses, and servants;
17    VII,  I  |            furniture, and utensils suitable for the performance of divine
18    VII,  II |      universal peace, thought it a suitable opportunity to lead the
19    VII,  II |            might be able to afford suitable advice, and the latter promised
20    VII,  II |       quite correct in itself, and suitable to existing circumstances,
21    VII,  IV |      person, each at the head of a suitable force, and all assembled
22    VII,  IV |    solemnized with all the display suitable to the exalted rank of the
23    VII,  VI |            On considering the most suitable time and place, the castle
24    VII,  VI |           considered this the most suitable opportunity for the execution
25   VIII,  I  |   communicate with the pope when a suitable opportunity occurred. Francesco
26   VIII,  III|         was made for his sons, and suitable marriage portions given
27   VIII,  IV |            light cavalry and other suitable forces were able every day
28   VIII,  IV |     friendship of the king as more suitable and secure; for the short
29   VIII,  V  |           present moment offered a suitable opportunity; for the pope
30   VIII,  VI |            be liquidated, and as a suitable place for their assembling,
31   VIII,  VII|      market day, at Furli, as most suitable for their purpose; for many