Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|         the northern barbarians carried on in Italy, it may be here
 2      I,  V  |      About this period was also carried into effect the plot of
 3      I,  VI |        remaining lord of Milan, carried on many wars against Tuscany
 4      I,  VII|       the princes of Italy long carried on their wars, till the
 5      I,  VII|       Florentines and Venetians carried on against Filippo duke
 6     II,  II |         swordsmen, or those who carried a target, under another;
 7     II,  III|          and sentences were not carried into execution.~In this
 8     II,  VI |         any importance could be carried into effect. The conclusion
 9     II,  VII|   affairs, while many wars were carried on in Lombardy, occasioned
10    III,  I  |       of the state could not be carried on without a prince. Florence
11    III,  II |    their adversaries. The eight carried on the war, and the others
12    III,  II |     hostilities, which had been carried on which so much ability,
13    III,  II |          Yet while this war was carried on against the pope, they
14    III,  VI |  Florentines. While the war was carried on between Louis and Charles
15    III,  VII|     confessed that he had often carried letters to Antonio, who
16     IV,  V  |     destroyed the whole valley, carried off our property, ravaged
17     IV,  V  |  Rinaldo degli Albizzi, that he carried on the war, not for the
18     IV,  V  | complaints and accusations were carried to so great a length that
19     IV,  V  |         league, and the war was carried on openly in Tuscany and
20      V,  I  |       in which hostilities were carried on, as will be clearly seen
21      V,  III|       which the Florentines had carried on against them. Their only
22      V,  IV |      these enterprises had been carried on to keep them at bay,
23      V,  IV |         for any assistance, but carried on the war under their captain,
24      V,  VI |         for the war ought to be carried on where the leader and
25      V,  VII|       an instance of wars being carried on in an enemy’s country
26     VI,  II |      customhouse. It was thence carried into the piazza, where the
27     VI,  V  |     Alfonso and the Florentines carried on hostilities in Tuscany,
28     VI,  VII|    Santa Maria della Pace, were carried more than a mile, unbroken
29    VII,  I  |      private business. On being carried from one apartment to another,
30   VIII,  V  |   Urbino having fallen ill, was carried to Bologna for his recovery,
31   VIII,  VI |       pope’s intervention, were carried on at Rome; but not being