Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |       authority.~Nicholas II. now attained the papacy; and as Gregory
 2      I,  VI |           same period, John XXII. attained the papacy, during whose
 3      I,  VI |      others.~Benedict XII. having attained the pontificate and finding
 4     II,  II |          of Italy, and would have attained greatness of the most exalted
 5     II,  V  |      others of the people who had attained greater influence in the
 6    III,  I  |           increased in virtue she attained a more exalted greatness.~
 7    III,  I  |       ends will be more certainly attained by the benign influence
 8    III,  II |         Guelphs against the eight attained such a pitch, that they
 9    III,  III|      increased to twenty-one, and attained so much power, that in a
10    III,  VI |          that Filippo, not having attained the age required for the
11     IV,  VI |           rejoiced to find he had attained that dignity; that it now
12     VI,  II |         being favored by fortune, attained augmented glory. The pope,
13    VII,  I  |          thousand ducats. He thus attained such influence, that not
14    VII,  II |       under Jacopo Piccinino, had attained the highest reputation.
15    VII,  III|          and their object all but attained. Upon this, Piero resolved
16    VII,  VI |         convent, he had no sooner attained the distinction of the scarlet
17   VIII,  I  |       object would be more easily attained. Francesco de’ Pazzi had
18   VIII,  II |        know that our family never attained any rank to which this palace
19   VIII,  III| pontificate which he had wickedly attained, he would as impiously fill;
20   VIII,  IV |            after the duke’s death attained such influence over the
21   VIII,  VII|        medium by which his family attained to the highest earthly glory.