Book,  Chapter

 1      V,  II |       II~Death of Giovanni II.—René of Anjou and Alfonso of
 2      V,  II |      and by her will appointed René of Anjou to be her successor.
 3      V,  II |       also associated, favored René. The pope was unwilling
 4      V,  II |     own interests, by favoring René and opposing himself; for
 5      V,  IV |     kingdom of Naples, between René of Anjou and Alfonso of
 6      V,  IV |      to the assistance of king René, if the events of Romagna
 7     VI,  I  |  during these wars, taken from René the whole kingdom except
 8     VI,  I  | territories, but also to favor René; and René himself had hope
 9     VI,  I  |        also to favor René; and René himself had hope of his
10     VI,  I  |    strong guard at Castelnuova René set out and came to Florence,
11     VI,  I  |  against the count, while King René was in arms, yet finding
12     VI,  VI |       the design of Gambacorti—René of Anjou is called into
13     VI,  VI |      Italy by the Florentines —René returns to France—The pope
14     VI,  VI |     king of France would allow René of Anjou to enter Italy
15     VI,  VI |       an arrangement with King René, who promised to come into
16     VI,  VI | pursuance of this treaty, King René commenced his march into
17     VI,  VI |     completely successful; for René came into Italy by sea,
18     VI,  VI |    passage through Savoy. King René was most honorably received
19     VI,  VI |     Piacenza for the forces of René, where, having passed the
20     VI,  VI |   immediately went to dissuade René from carrying it into effect,
21     VI,  VI |      but what belonged to him. René took his departure, and
22     VI,  VII|      of Anjou, the son of King René, who had a short time previously
23     VI,  VII|   conquest of Naples, of which René, John’s father, had been
24     VI,  VII|         At the same time, King René coming with a fleet to the