Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |         Charles VIII. It will be seen how the popes, first with
 2      I,  III |         of very holy life, as is seen by the many temples built
 3      I,  VII |          not allow himself to be seen; his wars were managed by
 4     II,  III |      This government, as will be seen hereafter, occasioned the
 5     II,  III |          battle; for it is often seen that the many are overcome
 6     II,  V   |        that he might avoid being seen and torn to pieces by his
 7     II,  VIII|         first heard their moans, seen their wounds, and touched
 8    III,  II  |      from which he could be both seen and heard, said:—“That considering
 9    III,  V   |        nail was found, and being seen by many present, was taken
10    III,  V   |    progress. But now that he had seen and had experience of the
11     IV,  III |       for they would have rather seen him exhibit greater activity.
12     IV,  IV  |      persons of all classes were seen gathered in parties throughout
13     IV,  V   |        the wrath of God, who has seen his temple plundered and
14      V,  I   |   carried on, as will be clearly seen in the events to be described
15      V,  I   |          the citizen, it will be seen with what artifice, deceit,
16      V,  IV  |          all, for you have often seen Lombardy filled with our
17      V,  VI  |         result, it would then be seen how highly important to
18    VII,  I   |      evils, as will be hereafter seen. Having, in speaking of
19    VII,  I   |        and many who had commonly seen their houses filled with
20    VII,  VI  |         nearest the duke and had seen him slain, recognizing the
21   VIII,  I   |        object.~Italy, as we have seen above, was divided into
22   VIII,  II  |     portions of dead bodies were seen borne on spears and scattered
23   VIII,  IV  |     caused, as will be hereafter seen, the ruin of Italy.~Lorenzo
24   VIII,  VII | character; for he was frequently seen playing with his children,