Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |   instigation of Sophia, his wife, recalled Narses, and sent
 2      I,  II |    the captives, took her to wife, and made himself sovereign
 3      I,  III|  Stephen VIII. Henry and his wife Simeonda were persons of
 4      I,  IV |     the Countess Matilda his wife, who was daughter of Beatrice,
 5      I,  IV |     seclusion and become the wife of Henry. Thus the kingdom
 6      I,  IV |      Italy with Gostanza his wife, and a son about four years
 7      I,  V  |      him in the right of his wife Gostanza, daughter of Manfred.
 8      I,  VII|  killed in battle, leaving a wife and two children at Naples.
 9      I,  VII| having no children, left his wife Beatrice heiress of his
10      I,  VII|  between the husband and the wife wars ensued; and although
11     II,  I  |      learn you have chosen a wife, although I had reserved
12     II,  V  | strength, upon his taking to wife a daughter of Uguccione
13    III,  VI |      heir, leaving, with his wife, his children Ladislaus
14      V,  VII|       and with his treasure, wife, and children, took his
15     VI,  II |    but a short time; and his wife, Annalena, thus deprived
16     VI,  III|  remained in repose with his wife.~In the spring, the Venetian
17     VI,  VI |      difficulty, leaving his wife, family, and all his property,
18    VII,  I  |  hours before his death, his wife asked him why he kept his
19    VII,  II |     ducal ambassador and his wife Drusiana, proceeded to Naples,
20    VII,  II |      Clarice degli Orsini as wife of Lorenzo, his eldest son;
21   VIII,  I  |       by virtue of which the wife of Giovanni de’ Pazzi was
22   VIII,  II |      the intercession of his wife, Bianca, he escaped death.
23   VIII,  VI |     taken prisoner, with his wife and children, by the latter,
24   VIII,  VII|      by the treachery of his wife—The government of the city