Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |     emperor, the pope Agapito, begged that he would come into
 2     II,  V   |     when they came unarmed and begged to be restored to their
 3     II,  VIII|      mounted upon a bench, and begged that those who were going
 4     II,  I   |     become for the people; and begged he would endeavor to induce
 5    III,  VII |      house of Veri de’ Medici, begged that he would be pleased
 6    III,  VII |    ambitious one. He therefore begged that the infatuation of
 7    III,  VII |      applauded Veri’s conduct; begged he would endeavor to prevent
 8    III,  VII |   being finished. He therefore begged they would lay down their
 9     IV,  II  | coincide with their views; and begged that he would not by favoring
10     IV,  IV  |      themselves before him and begged he would receive them as
11     IV,  V   |        in their power; he only begged that as his command had
12     IV,  VII | willingly remain. He earnestly begged, that as they had preserved
13      V,  III |    also save the Lucchese, and begged the count to endeavor to
14      V,  V   |     the marquis of Mantua, and begged they would rather take possession
15     VI,  II  |     recourse to Francesco, and begged he would not abandon his
16     VI,  VI  |      doors. The pope therefore begged the Italian potentates to
17    VII,  I   |      to Cosmo, and most humbly begged he would assemble the people
18    VII,  III |   first went to the palace and begged the Signory would endeavor
19    VII,  III |      to the house of Luca, and begged that he would mount his
20   VIII,  II  |    himself naked upon his bed, begged Jacopo de’ Pazzi to perform
21   VIII,  VII | consent to its surrender. They begged the countess would desire