Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |         guarded, and Parma in the care of Marsilio and Piero de’
 2      I,  VII|      Capua; and pretending not to care about it, requested he would
 3     II,  VII|          were restored with great care and expense.~In the year
 4    III,  I  |           retain, we confided the care of our precious liberty
 5    III,  II | discovered by the Eight, who took care to render all attempts upon
 6    III,  IV |        recommended himself to the care of Tommaso Strozzi, who
 7    III,  V  |         you in mine, I would take care that no one should injure
 8     IV,  V  |        feelings, and confided the care of the expedition to Neri
 9      V,  I  |           war of La Marca and the care of his own territories to
10      V,  III|    territories in La Marca to the care of Il Furlano, one of his
11      V,  VII|      refusal, that they must take care of the booty and attend
12     VI,  IV |          Milanese, but only taken care that they should not injure
13    VII,  I  |   dissensions, must at least take care to prevent the growth of
14    VII,  I  |         duties of an embassy with care and prudence, or by giving
15    VII,  II |        promised to use the utmost care. Upon examination of these
16    VII,  II |        had ceased, they must take care to prevent its renewal;
17    VII,  III|         and his effects under the care of his brother Tommaso,
18   VIII,  II |           defense with the utmost care. Lorenzo de’ Medici, as
19   VIII,  IV |        city and government to the care of Tommaso Soderini, who
20   VIII,  IV |       left Milan, and gave up the care of her son to Lodovico,
21   VIII,  V  |       Roberto’s death left to the care of his widow and a son who