Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |      settlement which the country offered when the emperors abandoned
 2     II,  II |       there was not a citizen who offered any opposition, except Farinata
 3     II,  II |       have been beneficial, being offered when they were no longer
 4     II,  III|          proceeding to his house, offered to defend him against the
 5     II,  VII|         conquest to account, they offered it to the Florentines for
 6     II,  I  |     Bridge was first assailed and offered a brave resistance; for
 7    III,  I  |     chance of success but what is offered by discord, they have again
 8    III,  III|           that of a good citizen, offered their obedience in whatever
 9     IV,  I  |  suspicions they entertained, and offered to revoke whatever he had
10     IV,  I  |      every one greater alarm, and offered sufficient occasion for
11     IV,  IV |          receive the castles that offered to surrender, the whole
12     IV,  V  |           commonly prevails, they offered the count a large sum of
13      V,  III|     unable to sustain the attack, offered them to the Florentines,
14      V,  III|          Vecchio, and Romena, and offered them also to the Florentines,
15      V,  VII|      could. Neri pressing him, he offered to capitulate, and obtained
16     VI,  I  |         of his wish for peace, he offered to fulfill the engagement
17     VI,  I  |         in a condition to use it, offered him the services of Niccolo
18     VI,  I  |       make sure of the duke, they offered to renew the league with
19     VI,  II |      sought to gain him over, and offered him the entire command of
20     VI,  III|   unwilling to obey the Milanese, offered to submit themselves to
21     VI,  VI |            for which purpose they offered him assistance in men and
22     VI,  VII|       Charles VII. of France, and offered him the government of Genoa.
23    VII,  III|          accept any that might be offered. These words produced no
24   VIII,  I  |           whenever an opportunity offered. The Pazzi were at this
25   VIII,  I  | communicate with the pontiff, who offered every means at his disposal
26   VIII,  V  |           that the present moment offered a suitable opportunity;
27   VIII,  V  |           the citizens, that many offered their assistance to Roberto,
28   VIII,  VII|        The government of the city offered to the Florentines—Disturbances
29   VIII,  VII|     Astorre and the Florentines,” offered the city to the commissary.