Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |       being unable to hold or to leave the city, he destroyed the
 2      I,  VII|    called Prince of Tarento, and leave to her the title and government
 3     II,  VII|       with their friends, should leave the city, and without impediment
 4     II,  I  |        in the other offices, and leave the magistracy of the Signory
 5    III,  II |     likely to fail, pretended to leave the room for a private reason,
 6    III,  IV |          insist that the Signory leave the palace—The Signory leave
 7    III,  IV |     leave the palace—The Signory leave the palace—Michael di Lando
 8    III,  IV | insurrection they were afraid to leave their homes. The first body
 9    III,  V  |         plebeians induced him to leave them.~Having gained Benedetto
10    III,  VII|     people. Maso was observed to leave his house and proceed to
11     IV,  III|          Agnolo della Pergola to leave the Alps of Romagna, and
12     IV,  III|     cannot reach; that those who leave their own affairs to manage
13     IV,  IV |          content, knowing that I leave you rich, healthy, and of
14     IV,  VI |    resign his commission without leave; this, too, compelled the
15     IV,  VII|       gave a sign to Federigo to leave the apartment, and he, guessing
16      V,  II |        any proposal that did not leave him the possession of Genoa,
17      V,  VI |        into Tuscany, prepared to leave Rome on the following day,
18      V,  VI |  finished; but to take towns and leave the armament entire, usually
19      V,  VI |      solicitude entreated him to leave the city and pass into the
20      V,  VII|        all possible dispatch, to leave Tuscany and return to Lombardy.~
21      V,  VII|         of his speedy return, to leave nothing unattempted, he
22      V,  VII|         himself and family, with leave to take whatever he could
23      V,  VII|      retain this single house to leave to the descendants of those
24     VI,  I  |     feelings of one compelled to leave country and friends, complaining
25     VI,  VI |          He engaged, however, to leave part of his forces, and
26    VII,  II |        own estate in safety, nor leave them with any degree of
27    VII,  II | Alessandra her fortune, and then leave it to her choice either
28    VII,  VI |         went they wished to take leave of the prince. They also
29   VIII,  II |     party feuds had compelled to leave their homes; and the Pazzi,
30   VIII,  III|       Roberto da San Severino to leave Lunigiana and march thither,