Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |    people and of the old Roman, formed a new manner of discourse.
 2      I,  II  |         skull of Cunimund to be formed into a cup, from which,
 3      I,  V   |      the cities of Lombardy had formed against Frederick Barbarossa
 4      I,  VI  |     injuries, joined the league formed by the Lombard cities for
 5      I,  VII |        da Cento of Romagna, who formed a body of Italian soldiery,
 6     II,  II  |        or “good men.” They also formed a council of eighty citizens,
 7     II,  II  |         of the republic. Having formed this government, they strengthened
 8     II,  VIII|     caused many companies to be formed of the plebeians and very
 9     II,  VIII|      distinct conspiracies were formed; one of the great; another
10    III,  I   |   Charles I. the government was formed of the Guelphic party, and
11    III,  IV  |     judge; that there should be formed three new companies of the
12    III,  IV  |        of the city, had already formed a new Signory; but Michael,
13    III,  VII |       but he was sorry they had formed an opinion of him which
14    III,  VII |      whom Lombardy was full, he formed a plot to which many in
15    III,  VII |      their deserts, a Balia was formed of many citizens, which
16    III,  VII |  forbidden to pass, a Balia was formed which with new provisions
17     IV,  III |        assistance, a treaty was formed between the two powers,
18     IV,  III |        The new method of rating formed a powerful check to the
19     IV,  V   |        been discovered that was formed in Pisa, they would have
20     VI,  V   |         but the resolution once formed, any trivial circumstance
21     VI,  V   |       signified that the league formed between them was made not
22    VII,  I   |        and the relationships he formed, the modest demeanor of
23    VII,  IV  |      matrimonial alliances were formed between the duke and king
24    VII,  VI  |    league with the Perugini and formed one with the prince of Faenza.
25   VIII,  III |       at Poggibonzi, where they formed a strong encampment in order
26   VIII,  IV  |         gain his affection, and formed with him a perpetual alliance
27   VIII,  IV  |        to a smaller number, and formed a council of seventy citizens,
28   VIII,  IV  | available, for the republic had formed a new alliance with the
29   VIII,  VI  |     artillery in the plain, and formed a rampart upon the hill,
30   VIII,  VII |   daughters in marriage. Having formed this alliance, the pope