Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |          in his stead, who, being favored by the imperialists, lived
 2      I,  V   |         and the march of Trevisa, favored, according to their necessities,
 3      I,  VI  |   contrary, the legate of Bologna favored him, thinking by this means
 4      I,  VII |         in the church, Queen Joan favored the schismatic pope, upon
 5     II,  I   |          to his power in Tuscany, favored the Uberti and their followers,
 6     II,  IV  | familiarity with the Donati, were favored by Corso, the head of that
 7     II,  IV  |     recalled, and the party which favored them remained inferior.~
 8     II,  VIII|   discourses had formerly greatly favored the duke, and procured him
 9     II,  I   |           associates, he at first favored the duke of Athens, and
10     II,  I   |         of the government, he had favored the nobility, and now he
11    III,  I   |          transpired. Piero having favored this law, which had been
12    III,  II  |           the Albizzi, had always favored Bernabo and opposed the
13    III,  III |      disposal of that magistracy, favored the followers of the major
14    III,  IV  |           and sagacious man, more favored by nature than by fortune,
15    III,  IV  |           the state, had too much favored the higher ranks of the
16    III,  VI  |        Injuries done to those who favored the plebeians—Michael di
17     IV,  I   |         for though the party most favored by the rabble only continued
18     IV,  III |        and Ser Pagolo. The latter favored the party of Niccolo da
19     IV,  VI  |           and fortune has so much favored them, that they have found
20      V,  II  |      barons were also associated, favored René. The pope was unwilling
21     VI,  I   |     defense against the duke, who favored Francesco, he demanded and
22     VI,  II  |      while those of Sforza, being favored by fortune, attained augmented
23     VI,  III |            and of these, one part favored the count, and another Alfonso.
24     VI,  IV  |          injurious to his enemies favored the count, and the time
25    VII,  III |      interests of the senate, had favored and supported Francesco,