Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |    contrived that at an appointed moment the people should assail
 2      I,  VI |       barbarians. When a suitable moment arrived, he caused a person
 3     II,  II |        they thought the favorable moment come, when they found that
 4     II,  IV |     merely tumult resulted at the moment. However, having each retired
 5     II,  IV | disturbances were settled for the moment, and the people retained
 6     II,  VII|           at Florence just at the moment when the undertaking against
 7     II,  I  |         her dominions at the same moment, and in recovering her liberty,
 8    III,  I  |         to the people who at this moment, according to the usual
 9    III,  IV |        even advice; when, at this moment of uncertainty as to what
10    III,  IV |     pieces, in little more than a moment nothing remained of him
11    III,  VI |         it appeared as if, at any moment, something might occur,
12    III,  VII|           lives, but to defer the moment of their deaths, they shut
13     IV,  IV |         cheers me so much at this moment, as the recollection that
14     IV,  V  |   citizens themselves, and at any moment liable to false accusations,
15      V,  II |          the king, he thought the moment propitious for the execution
16      V,  VI |          this to be the favorable moment, informed his people what
17      V,  VI |   immediately raised it, and in a moment the cardinal, from being
18   VIII,  I  |          the attack should be the moment when the priest who celebrated
19   VIII,  II |          church, the preconcerted moment arrived, and Bernardo Bandini,
20   VIII,  II |         arms as they could at the moment obtain, and all who had
21   VIII,  IV |         enemy were expected every moment in the city. Those who were
22   VIII,  V  |        arms, and that the present moment offered a suitable opportunity;