Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |    cause, after plundering her, sought other countries wherein
 2      I,  II  |   Totila. The Goths who escaped sought refuge in Pavia, where they
 3      I,  V   |   conquer Manfred. He therefore sought the favor of France; created
 4      I,  V   |    viewed him with jealousy and sought his ruin; and never allowed
 5      I,  VI  |        many years the Venetians sought no other dominion than that
 6      I,  VII |        having any other source, sought the assistance of Alfonzo,
 7     II,  II  |         not return thither, but sought refuge at Lucca.~Manfred
 8     II,  II  |        what he had so earnestly sought, nor would he refuse the
 9     II,  II  | attempting any other remedy, he sought his safety rather in flight
10     II,  IV  |        by whose assistance they sought to be replaced in the government.
11     II,  IV  |        houses pulled down. They sought refuge, with a great number
12     II,  VIII|   additional courage to such as sought his ruin. Bertone Cini,
13     II,  VIII|         had read the list, they sought each other, and resolved
14    III,  IV  |       Castiglionchio, should be sought. The greater part of his
15    III,  VI  |      eyes upon him, and eagerly sought an opportunity of crushing
16    III,  VII |         of many citizens, which sought the delinquents, and took
17     IV,  III |        expected of him, he only sought the union of the city. This,
18     IV,  IV  |         of the wicked. He never sought the honors of government;
19     IV,  V   |    guilty, and admonished. They sought the goods of the inhabitants
20      V,  I   |         himself for the injury, sought the aid of the Venetians
21      V,  I   |  supported by so large an army, sought a reconciliation with him,
22     VI,  I   |       enemy; neither is victory sought or conquest desirable, except
23     VI,  II  |         assistance from Aragon, sought peace with the count, and,
24     VI,  II  |       of the Bentivogli, having sought him all day, and knowing
25     VI,  II  |        means; yet while Filippo sought to gain him over, and offered
26     VI,  III |  assumption of the pontificate, sought to restore peace among the
27     VI,  IV  |        added, the friendship we sought to establish would not only
28     VI,  IV  |         Verona or Brescia, they sought peace with the Venetians,
29     VI,  V   |       the least hesitation they sought the destruction of those
30    VII,  III |       injure others. He neither sought nor desired anything but
31    VII,  IV  |       princes of Italy, and all sought to obtain his friendship.