Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |         not superfluous to relate particularly his actions and origin.~
 2      I,  VII |       will be given when we speak particularly of Florence. I shall, therefore,
 3     II,  I   |          places of the world, and particularly in Italy, in comparison
 4     II,  VI  |           account of their having particularly undertaken to fulfill the
 5     II,  VIII|    alarmed the citizens, and more particularly those who were in the plot,
 6    III,  I   |        being admonished; and most particularly the leaders, who were Piero
 7    III,  I   |         to many; but none felt so particularly injured with it as the Ricci;
 8    III,  VI  |      always be two of the signors particularly devoted to the government,
 9    III,  VII |            would willingly arise, particularly as they would be supported
10    III,  VII |        the following book will be particularly shown.~
11     IV,  II  |      directing his discourse more particularly to Rinaldo, he said, “And
12      V,  IV  |            and to lull suspicion, particularly, because in consequence
13      V,  IV  |   difficulties, the second, which particularly regarded the Florentines,
14      V,  V   |        one to their own disgrace; particularly as they had not induced
15      V,  VI  |            by concluding a peace; particularly, as the contest was likely
16     VI,  I   |           cause the greater pain, particularly from a consideration of
17     VI,  I   |           more of peace. This was particularly the case with the duke,
18     VI,  II  |           head against the count; particularly as the season was now come
19     VI,  III |     becoming masters of Lombardy, particularly as Lodi and Piacenza, immediately
20     VI,  III | Consequently the troops suffered, particularly from want of wine, for none
21     VI,  IV  |           privately from friends, particularly from Cosmo de’ Medici, with
22     VI,  V   |           he would be victorious, particularly, as by the death of Francesco
23     VI,  VII |     domestic concerns, as will be particularly shown in the following book.~
24    VII,  I   |     Ferrando and the Florentines, particularly the house of Medici. The
25    VII,  II  |   undertaking. Upon one occasion, particularly when considering the course
26    VII,  IV  |          the district of Pistoia, particularly among the Palandra, a family
27    VII,  V   |        should approach the place, particularly observe what was going on,
28   VIII,  I   |           would then consult more particularly upon the subject. Giovanni
29   VIII,  II  |         place of business, he was particularly careful to return to its
30   VIII,  VI  |        the return of spring, more particularly because the autumnal air