Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |    warfare with the Huns in the direction of the Alps, and, on the
 2      I,  VII |   submitted their forces to the direction of others. The practice
 3     II,  II  |    assembled, proceeded in that direction; nor did the people shun
 4     II,  VII |      appointed to undertake the direction of it, who appointed Malatesta
 5     II,  VIII|       you cannot tell from what direction the evil may commence; and
 6    III,  IV  |  governments, and was under the direction of two distinct powers.
 7     IV,  IV  |        other division, took the direction of the hills, presuming
 8     IV,  V   |         high embankments in the direction of the ditch made by our
 9      V,  II  |    defend themselves, took that direction; but before he arrived at
10      V,  III |       May they proceeded in the direction of Lucca, burning the towns,
11      V,  V   |      its banks, to pass in this direction was impossible. The fourth
12      V,  V   |       draw near, and taking the direction of San Felice, he prepared
13      V,  VI  |        would be useless in that direction. As the Florentines, upon
14      V,  VI  |      the Alpine regions, in the direction of the Val d’Arno, the summit
15      V,  VII |         with his forces, in one direction toward the plain of Certomondo,
16     VI,  I   |        impede him only from the direction of Martinengo, had put the
17     VI,  V   | assailed his territories in the direction of Lodi, while the marquis
18     VI,  V   |    Florentine territory in that direction. The walls of the castle
19     VI,  VII |       of about two miles in the direction of its course. Under some
20    VII,  V   |       must either submit to the direction of the Signory or expect
21   VIII,  I   |         power, would assume the direction of everything, and resolved
22   VIII,  III |        to resist the foe in the direction of Sienna, they knew not
23   VIII,  III | relieved from the attack in the direction of Pisa, assembled the whole
24   VIII,  IV  |        their enterprise in that direction, and march to oppose the
25   VIII,  IV  |  intelligence employed in their direction; therefore, the citizens
26   VIII,  V   |         also moving in the same direction. In order to direct the
27   VIII,  VI  |         hundred persons for the direction of their affairs, and a
28   VIII,  VII |   enemies at a distance, in the direction of Bologna he fortified
29   VIII,  VII |       shut out the enemy in the direction of Genoa, by the acquisition