Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |         armed, whenever the city required it. These arts were at first
 2     II,  III|         this, the accuser always required a witness of the injury
 3     II,  VI |       mention these matters, and required to have that authority in
 4    III,  IV |     lowest class of people. They required that the three new arts
 5    III,  IV |        he knew his credit rather required him to be first to the attack
 6    III,  VI |          who seek new alliances, required their neutrality. The Florentines,
 7    III,  VI |          having attained the age required for the exercise of that
 8    III,  VII|         vengeance, that all they required was some one to be their
 9    III,  VII|        their assistance whenever required; and they forbade the use
10     IV,  III|       levy the tax, that the law required them to extend the Catasto
11      V,  IV |        decorum on such occasions required, but rising from their seats,
12      V,  VI |    raised or lowered as occasion required. The appointed time found
13      V,  VI |          interests of the League required his presence in Tuscany;
14     VI,  III| favorable conclusion a war which required so much money to carry it
15     VI,  V  |        since the people of Milan required a certain and immediate
16     VI,  VI |       effecting it. King Alfonso required the Florentines to reimburse
17    VII,  I  |         whenever this government required the citizens’ aid to recover
18    VII,  I  |         the people whatever they required; for in them popularity
19    VII,  I  |         a gentleman, and that it required something more to direct
20    VII,  I  |     welfare of his own dominions required it. This was a source of
21    VII,  V  |         peaceful times, they are required by any of the inhabitants,
22   VIII,  VI |           was able to afford the required aid. On the other hand,