Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |            in recompense for these services. While they lived in this
 2     II,  II |            pope to offer him their services. His holiness not only received
 3      V,  III|   Florentines had used the count’s services, they must pay him themselves;
 4      V,  IV |           therefore, to tender his services, with seven thousand cavalry
 5     VI,  I  |           endeavors to recover the services of Count Francesco Sforza—
 6     VI,  I  |             when desirous of their services, alike needed fresh supplies
 7     VI,  I  |          weary with his lengthened services he might at last betake
 8     VI,  I  |            use it, offered him the services of Niccolo Piccinino, and
 9     VI,  II |        pledged faith, their recent services, and his hopes of the future,
10     VI,  III|       Lenza, and sent to offer his services at Milan. On the death of
11    VII,  I  |            his influence by public services; so that he had many friends
12    VII,  I  |           Pitti, in return for the services he had performed for the
13    VII,  I  |   processions were made and solemn services performed, to thank him
14    VII,  III|            on account of my former services. Neither can I apprehend,
15    VII,  VI |          to be indebted to him for services performed by his father
16   VIII,  II |       Lorenzo with an offer of his services; so great were the popularity
17   VIII,  III|            avail themselves of the services of both, allowed the marquis
18   VIII,  IV | extraordinary qualities and recent services, in having exposed his own
19   VIII,  VII|            might make use of their services without having to bring