Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |          of the queen. Helmichis consented to destroy Alboin; but after
 2      I,  III|  reorganize the states of Italy, consented that they should occupy
 3      I,  VI |   acknowledgment of the benefit, consented that he should send four
 4      I,  VII|       him to return to the city, consented to receive another foreign
 5     II,  II |   succeeded that the Florentines consented to receive the Syndics of
 6     II,  IV |        the banished Florentines, consented to send Charles to Florence,
 7    III,  I  |         nobility; they therefore consented to it without having recourse
 8    III,  II |   proposed by Piero, though Lapo consented reluctantly, considering
 9    III,  II |         blame himself for having consented to wait till St. John’s
10    III,  VI |           and thought he had not consented to the death of Giorgio
11     IV,  II |        who were not his friends, consented to the ruin of Giorgio Scali
12     IV,  IV | acquisition; for the former only consented in appearance, in order
13     IV,  V  |       excuse him to the duke, he consented that they should expel their
14      V,  III|          most powerful, and they consented, after the capture of Uzzano,
15      V,  IV | Florentines would willingly have consented, from their ancient friendship
16      V,  VI |        the count’s fears, and he consented to remain in Lombardy, and
17     VI,  I  |         averse; for, although he consented that war should be made
18     VI,  I  |          and therefore, not only consented that assistance should be
19     VI,  IV |    portion of the enterprise, he consented that the Venetians should
20    VII,  VI |          the Venetians willingly consented, for they usually extended
21   VIII,  IV |        and other Italian powers, consented that they should be given
22   VIII,  VI |          1486, to which the pope consented; for having found fortune