Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |       brought fresh people to the destruction of the empire, one of which,
 2      I,  I   |     course towards Rome, from the destruction of which he abstained at
 3     II,  I   |           of the name of Florence—Destruction of Florence by Totila—The
 4     II,  III |       disunion, would tend to the destruction of their country and increase
 5     II,  IV  |         death of many men and the destruction of much property; and not
 6     II,  IV  |       division would occasion the destruction of the city, and give new
 7     II,  VI  |            in plunder, prisoners, destruction, and burning of property,
 8     II,  VIII|    thoughts toward effecting your destruction, and then take the government
 9     II,  I   |        taking part in such wanton destruction.~The nobility being thus
10    III,  I   |     ambition of the Ricci for his destruction, instead of robbing Piero
11    III,  IV  |          sufficient to insure its destruction, if a single voice from
12     IV,  V   |         our safety has proved our destruction. As soon as we learned that
13     IV,  VI  |      blessing of unity but by the destruction of Cosmo, for he alone,
14      V,  V   |           was marching to certain destruction, determined that as the
15      V,  VI  |            and might occasion the destruction of the forces. The commissaries,
16     VI,  IV  |         arms are used for our own destruction; for thou wilt see that
17     VI,  V   |        hesitation they sought the destruction of those who had been the
18    VII,  II  |        against him, to effect his destruction. It must be their plan to
19    VII,  V   |        originated the pillage and destruction of the city; which for a
20    VII,  VI  |         oath to effect the duke’s destruction, as soon as they became
21   VIII,  I   | conspiracies quickly occasion the destruction of their contrivers, and,
22   VIII,  II  |        armed, and resolved on our destruction. Those who are persecuted,
23   VIII,  II  |          so intense desire of our destruction? Certainly those who have
24   VIII,  II  |      security, even though my own destruction were the immediate and inevitable
25   VIII,  IV  |          purpose of effecting his destruction, the power of his enemies
26   VIII,  IV  |         which threatened her with destruction. These impressions, which
27   VIII,  V   |        having suffered so great a destruction of their fleet, they sent