Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  IV |         but designing first to gain the affections of the lower
 2     II,  VI |       the gates of Florence to gain admittance into the city
 3     II,  VII|      dominion, and in order to gain himself the reputation of
 4    III,  III|       appears evident that the gain is certain; for our opponents
 5    III,  VII|   regret having lived so as to gain the love of the Florentines;
 6     IV,  II |     left for them to do but to gain him over to their side,
 7     IV,  II |      the proposition, he would gain few friends and make many
 8     IV,  VII| possible, to excite a war, and gain the friendship of Neri di
 9      V,  IV |        very liberal offers, to gain over the marquis of Mantua,
10      V,  V  |     every possible exertion to gain possession of the fortresses,
11      V,  VII|      choice of Ancona; and, to gain admission to the celestial
12     VI,  II |        while Filippo sought to gain him over, and offered him
13     VI,  III|     reduced army, he could not gain the place, and withdrew
14     VI,  III|       after various efforts to gain the outworks, were repulsed
15     VI,  V  | assistance from their friends, gain information about those
16    VII,  VI |        They also endeavored to gain over to their interest the
17    VII,  VI |   plundered, and by this means gain over the populace and restore
18   VIII,  IV |        till March, not only to gain the most perfect knowledge
19   VIII,  IV |       of regard, endeavored to gain his affection, and formed
20   VIII,  V  |  Lorenzo, and also endeavor to gain Rimino, which being by Roberto’
21   VIII,  V  |      their utmost endeavors to gain the pope to their views;
22   VIII,  VI |       essentially necessary to gain possession of Pietra Santa,