Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  |     willingness to occupy places strong and difficult of access,
 2     II,  IV |          step gave the people so strong a suspicion that he designed
 3     II,  VI |        him, and thus become very strong. Ramondo, having willfully
 4     II,  I  |         the Cavalcanti, who were strong both in respect of the post
 5    III,  V  |         Benedetto Alberti with a strong armed force, to guard the
 6     IV,  I  |      Agnolo della Pergola with a strong force against Imola, that
 7     IV,  I  |       della Pergola, finding the strong position which the Florentines
 8     IV,  III|         this valley is naturally strong, and its inhabitants warlike,
 9     IV,  IV | possession of all the passes and strong positions of the valley,
10     IV,  VII|          him to be escorted by a strong armed force to his place
11     IV,  VII|         and thus make themselves strong with that party, since their
12     IV,  VII|      taken possession of all the strong positions in the city, they
13      V,  III|    famine. The fortress was very strong, and defended by a numerous
14      V,  III|      determined either to send a strong force into Tuscany, or vigorously
15     VI,  I  |          in his power. Leaving a strong guard at Castelnuova René
16     VI,  VI |      knight of Jerusalem, with a strong body of men to the Val di
17     VI,  VII|         the siege of Belgrade, a strong city and fortress in Hungary,
18    VII,  III|         which, in the midst of a strong force, he came to the city,
19   VIII,  I  |          to distinction, however strong, were set aside by the magistracy.
20   VIII,  III|        which, the duchess sent a strong force to recover the city,
21   VIII,  III|  Poggibonzi, where they formed a strong encampment in order to prevent
22   VIII,  IV |        which was considered very strong; and as the garrison was