Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |   annul whatever acts had been passed in his kingdom unfavorable
 2      I,  IV  |     Thus the kingdom of Naples passed from the Normans, who had
 3      I,  VI  |     having no male heir, Milan passed from the family of Visconti
 4     II,  III |     broke forth, and not a day passed without some of the populace
 5     II,  V   |      of King Albert of Bohemia passed through Florence, in search
 6     II,  VIII|      the people. When the duke passed along the streets he was
 7    III,  I   |     such distractions the time passed from 1366 to 1371, when
 8    III,  II  |        in its favor—The law is passed— Disturbances in Florence.~
 9    III,  II  |       he was unable to have it passed.~Salvestro, seeing his first
10    III,  IV  |    death.~The law had now been passed; the Signors were in their
11    III,  IV  |        These resolutions being passed, to render them valid they
12     IV,  III |     where he had been staying, passed into Lombardy, and entered
13     IV,  III |        and by his means it was passed. In order to determine the
14     IV,  VII |         Wherever the cavalcade passed, Cosmo was honorably received,
15      V,  V   |        disguised as a trooper, passed through them without any
16      V,  VI  |        to speak with him as he passed. Antonio perceived this
17      V,  VII |      the Florentines, and they passed over and proceeded upon
18     VI,  V   | returned to Germany, and again passed through Florence in May,
19     VI,  VI  |  forces of René, where, having passed the whole of the cold season
20     VI,  VII |    Wherever this awful tempest passed, it produced unprecedented
21     VI,  VII |     the same hill, the tempest passed without touching the latter,
22     VI,  VII |       and when the tempest had passed over and daylight made the
23    VII,  I   | crusade against the Turks, was passed the pontificate of Pius
24    VII,  II  |       streets through which he passed were filled with citizens,
25    VII,  V   |  suggest. Roberto had scarcely passed the fortress of Campi, when
26    VII,  VI  |      to injure them. Two years passed away in these jealousies
27    VII,  VI  |      door, and the duke having passed, could not wound him in
28    VII,  VI  |   around him. Girolamo Olgiato passed through the crowd, and got
29   VIII,  I   |     being litigated, a law was passed, by virtue of which the
30   VIII,  II  |      king’s forces had already passed the Tronto, and the pope’
31   VIII,  V   |  prosperous.~The winter having passed quietly over, the armies