Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |             Lyons, where it was the intention of Frederick to attend,
 2      I,  V   |         senator in Rome. It was his intention to deprive Charles of Sicily,
 3      I,  VI  |            at Tarento, signified an intention of going into Italy. In
 4      I,  VII |          any pervious notice of his intention to do so. She thus found
 5     II,  I   |          she had not made known her intention, when it happened that the
 6     II,  VI  |         before Altopascio, with the intention of taking the place and
 7     II,  VIII|            clearly, that it is your intention to effect by extraordinary
 8     II,  VIII|             It is not, however, our intention to oppose you with force,
 9     II,  VIII|         replied that it was not his intention to rob the city of her liberty,
10     II,  VIII|            Aldobrandini. It was the intention of these last, to slay him
11     II,  VIII|           them together, it was his intention either to put them to death
12    III,  I   |          Albizzi, contrary to their intention, became great in consequence.~
13    III,  IV  |             to learn what was their intention. They found that the leaders
14    III,  VI  |          were acquainted with their intention, they ran armed to the palace,
15     IV,  V   |       opportunity, since it was the intention of Pagolo to surrender the
16     IV,  VII |             that they never had any intention of offending him, and if
17      V,  II  |            a report that it was his intention to go to Naples to render
18      V,  VI  |        Mugello; and though with the intention of securing him as soon
19    VII,  I   |            avoided, so it is not my intention in future to forbear, similar
20    VII,  II  |           Burgundy, intimated their intention of joining the enterprise
21    VII,  III | considerable force, with the avowed intention of leading it to Florence;
22    VII,  VI  |            enterprise. It was their intention, after the duke’s death,
23    VII,  VI  |          our city! thou knowest our intention, and the end we would attain,
24   VIII,  I   |           it was reported he had an intention of going; for then their
25   VIII,  I   |     certainly be present. With this intention they appointed Sunday, the
26   VIII,  II  |              left Florence with the intention of going into Romagna.~In
27   VIII,  III |          the city, according to his intention, he had suspended the performance
28   VIII,  III |         though he had expressed his intention of awaiting their arrival,
29   VIII,  VII |           Pontremoli, as if with an intention of assisting the Florentines;