Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII|          drowned in endeavoring to pass the river Pescara; the queen
 2     II,  V  |           rebel; nor did two hours pass over between the accusation
 3     II,  VI |         the opportunity of victory pass away, now found himself
 4    III,  VII|    observed during its progress to pass frequently between Bologna
 5    III,  VII|    boundary they were forbidden to pass, a Balia was formed which
 6      V,  I  |            which they are subject, pass from order into confusion,
 7      V,  I  |     commanded Niccolo Piccinino to pass into Tuscany by way of Romagna;
 8      V,  I  |       Piccinino was endeavoring to pass by, and the count to prevent
 9      V,  III|           other hand, was ready to pass into Lombardy whenever the
10      V,  III|         count would not consent to pass the Po, and the Venetians
11      V,  III|   determined that the count should pass into Lombardy; and having
12      V,  III|  proceedings of their neighbors to pass unnoticed, or neglect the
13      V,  IV |       instance, to persuade him to pass into Lombardy, and carry
14      V,  V  |           overflowed its banks, to pass in this direction was impossible.
15      V,  VI |          him to leave the city and pass into the Casentino, pointing
16      V,  VII|           Therefore, let your pity pass by my fault, and allow me
17     VI,  II |            so basely abandoned the pass, which by its nature was
18     VI,  III|        army at Cotignola, ready to pass into Lombardy, when intelligence
19     VI,  V  |             the duke’s brother, to pass into Lombardy with his forces;
20     VI,  VI |             would not allow him to pass. The Florentine ambassador
21    VII,  I  | unrestrained, their rapacity would pass all bounds. On these accounts,
22    VII,  V  |          be approached by a narrow pass near the church of St. Alessandro.
23   VIII,  V  |            pontiff’s permission to pass into Lombardy to assist