Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~Nicholas II. commits the
 2      I,  IV| under the dominion of Henry IV. who came to Rome pretending
 3      I,  IV|  deaths of Pascal and Henry IV. many popes and emperors
 4      I,  V |    now occupied by Innocent IV., who, being in fear of
 5      I,  V |    and kept the pope, Urban IV., in continual alarm; so
 6      I,  V |    was succeeded by Clement IV., in whose time he arrived
 7      I,  V |   Nicholas succeeded Martin IV., of French origin, and
 8     II,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~The Cerchi and the Donati—
 9    III,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~Proceedings of the plebeians—
10     IV     |                        BOOK IV~
11     IV,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~Death of Giovanni de’ Medici—
12      V,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~New wars in Italy—Niccolo
13     VI,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~The count’s successes—The
14    VII,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~War between the Venetians
15    VII,  IV|    1471—Accession of Sixtus IV.—His character—Grief of
16    VII,  IV|     was succeeded by Sixtus IV. previously called Francesco
17    VII,  VI|    animosity between Sixtus IV. and Lorenzo de’ Medici —
18    VII,  VI|  that enmity between Sixtus IV. and the Medici afterward
19   VIII,  I |   Florence—Enmity of Sixtus IV. toward Florence—Differences
20   VIII,  IV|                     CHAPTER IV~The duke of Calabria routs
21   VIII,  VI|  archbishop—Death of Sixtus IV.— Innocent VIII. elected—