Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |      meantime, Justinian having arranged matters with the Parthians,
 2      I,  II |      with one of her maids, she arranged with the young woman, that
 3      I,  IV |         On this account William arranged with the princes of Capua
 4      I,  IV |         affairs of Germany were arranged, the Emperor Henry came
 5      I,  VII|     heiress of his estates, and arranged with his friends that a
 6     II,  I  | nobility and the people, it was arranged that the nobility should
 7     II,  I  | artisans.~Both sides being thus arranged in order of battle, the
 8    III,  II |       all. While this was being arranged, a few of the ensigns of
 9     IV,  VII|     them, and that all would be arranged to his satisfaction, if
10     VI,  I  |        The terms being secretly arranged, the duke sent to command
11     VI,  I  |        enemies. The truce being arranged, the marriage of the duke’
12     VI,  III|       and those of the Milanese arranged for him to command the forces
13     VI,  III|    against Tuscany, as had been arranged between himself and Filippo,
14     VI,  VI |      without further delay, and arranged with his friends at Rome
15     VI,  VI |   glorious undertaking. He then arranged the measures to be adopted,
16     VI,  VI |      redoubled zeal, and having arranged the terms, Alfonso sent
17    VII,  II |       celebrated. The duke then arranged with Ferrando to take him
18    VII,  II |       Ancona, where it had been arranged that the whole army should
19    VII,  IV |       were proposed, and easily arranged. The revolted Florentines,
20    VII,  IV |        the Palandra; and having arranged the time and plan, informed
21   VIII,  II |      horseback, for it had been arranged they should ride through
22   VIII,  VI |        St. Giorgio. Having thus arranged their government, the city
23   VIII,  VI |         this was satisfactorily arranged, they might entertain hopes