Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |        sects with the Catholics, served in many ways to render the
 2      I,  VII |    English, Germans, and Bretons served at this period in the armies
 3     II,  II  |         taken with the army, and served to regulate the keeping
 4     II,  VIII|           but although the place served them for defense, they were
 5    III,  I   | apparently trifling circumstance served to inflame the minds of
 6    III,  V   |         reputation, who had long served the pope and others in Italy.
 7    III,  VI  |  discourse and his conduct alike served to increase their suspicions,
 8    III,  VI  |        for a real victory, which served to exhibit the public and
 9     IV,  II  |        celebrated of all who had served under him. To these they
10     IV,  III |      suffered at Zagonara, which served to check the audacity of
11     IV,  III |         instances occurred which served to show how greatly courage
12      V,  II  |         now his confederate, and served in his pay. Although the
13     VI,  I   |         occasions had frequently served his turn. He sent Niccolo
14     VI,  I   |       sent him word that, having served under his ensign for so
15     VI,  II  |   remembrance.~This circumstance served to weaken Neri’s power,
16     VI,  VI  |     before the entertainment was served. Everything was done according
17    VII,  II  |        hundred horse.~Jacopo had served many years with his father
18    VII,  V   |       answer instead of abating, served only to increase the animosities
19    VII,  VI  |  generals of Italy; and had long served the Florentines. In order,
20    VII,  VI  |       their own private injuries served to hasten its execution.
21   VIII,  II  |          his own behalf that had served him against the Medici,