Book,  Chapter

 1      V,  V  |     this victory, it being now winter and the weather very severe,
 2      V,  V  |     the other hand, though the winter was severe, incessantly
 3      V,  VI |      injuries sustained in the winter, and provide necessaries
 4     VI,  I  |        an excursion during the winter—The count besieged in his
 5     VI,  I  |      of Niccolo into Lombardy, winter having already commenced,
 6     VI,  I  |  situated, each party supposed winter would protect them from
 7     VI,  II |  principal endeavor during the winter was to collect troops, and
 8     VI,  III|      being now in the depth of winter. Upon this the king, leaving
 9     VI,  III|    took and pillaged the city. Winter being set in, he led his
10     VI,  V  |       apprehension (being then winter) of their arrival, and he
11     VI,  V  |      immediate aid. During the winter a few slight skirmishes
12     VI,  VI |       to the walls of Brescia.~Winter coming on, the duke deemed
13    VII,  IV |         but no death occurred. Winter having arrived, and with
14   VIII,  III|     presence of their enemies. Winter being now come, the forces
15   VIII,  III|        forces. At the close of winter they ordered Roberto da
16   VIII,  IV |        It was now the depth of winter, and the weather so unsuitable
17   VIII,  V  |    League were prosperous.~The winter having passed quietly over,
18   VIII,  VI |      that they would retire to winter quarters, it being now October,
19   VIII,  VI |     was given up. It being now winter, the leaders of the expedition
20   VIII,  VI | obtaining the place.~The whole winter was consumed in negotiations