Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |          Lombardy, which did not obey him. It happened at this
 2      I,  VI |     which had been accustomed to obey the emperor; that they might
 3    III,  I  |  disinclination of the former to obey, are the causes of most
 4    III,  VII|          lay down their arms and obey the Signory; assuring them
 5     IV,  I  |        by the people of Furli to obey the will of her deceased
 6     IV,  VII|        blood; he would therefore obey the Signory; and accordingly
 7      V,  II |          and caress, nay even to obey those who had it in their
 8      V,  II |       constant fear, and have to obey them like a slave. These
 9      V,  VII|     condottiere or soldier would obey, alleging, as a sufficient
10      V,  VII|    Tuscany, we must of necessity obey you; and had I not committed
11     VI,  I  |      threaten that if he did not obey he would give him up to
12     VI,  III|     resist him, and unwilling to obey the Milanese, offered to
13     VI,  IV |        would be more inclined to obey the count than the Venetians.~
14     VI,  V  |          preferable, he said, to obey one who knew and could defend
15    VII,  II |        said that as he wished to obey his father, though now no
16    VII,  V  |         no other liberty than to obey the magistrates who governed
17    VII,  V  |     order the people of Prato to obey him, and having done which,
18    VII,  V  | threatening those who refused to obey him, and being surrounded
19   VIII,  IV |        that it was their duty to obey; and that upon the next