Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |    Signoria, which office he retained till the downfall of the
 2     II,  II | every other institution that retained any appearance of freedom.
 3     II,  IV |   the moment, and the people retained the government and their
 4     II,  I  |     and the force which they retained in the palace, drove them
 5    III,  V  | dominions of Queen Giovanna, retained his captain in that city,
 6    III,  V  |     which his house had long retained for the Guelphs, whom they
 7     IV,  I  |  annihilated it. Still, many retained the remembrance of the injuries
 8     IV,  I  |    possession could never be retained of the conquests that might
 9     IV,  III| adversaries, Ser Martino was retained and Ser Pagolo discharged,
10     IV,  VII|      by the Gonfalonier, who retained him in the palace till night,
11      V,  I  |  soon disturbed by those who retained their armies, so that glory
12      V,  II |    Genoa. But the duke still retained his suspicions; for he could
13      V,  III|     to the payment, and also retained him in the command; that
14      V,  III|    which treaty the Lucchese retained their liberty, and the Florentines
15     VI,  I  |    crushed and possession is retained of the plunder and ransom.
16     VI,  II |      La Marca, the pope only retained Osimo, Fabriano, and Recanati;
17    VII,  I  |      extreme inconstancy, he retained possession of the government
18   VIII,  II | should never lose while they retained possession of the country.
19   VIII,  VI |     into by which the latter retained Citta di Castello, and the