Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |       Did he discover them? He merely had the candor and courage
 2    Int       |        what everybody knew. He merely gives us the impressions
 3    Int       |      extols him as a hero, but merely as a prince who was capable
 4    Int       | Clement VII. The first book is merely a rapid review of the Middle
 5      I,  I   | determined not to be governors merely, but to assume sovereign
 6     II,  IV  |    which, however, nothing but merely tumult resulted at the moment.
 7     II,  VIII|      elected, not for one year merely, but for life. He was then
 8     II,  VIII|        such a degree, that not merely the Florentines, who though
 9    III,  II  |     from abusive behavior, not merely against some of the most
10    III,  III |       with the usual pomp, but merely assembled within the palace,
11    III,  VII |         who, finding that with merely open force he could not
12     IV,  I   |     assailants than to such as merely act on the defensive, and
13     IV,  II  |      right to judge of actions merely by their effects; for it
14     IV,  II  |  affairs who had hitherto been merely the leaders of the rabble.
15     VI,  II  |  introduced, and Santi was not merely honored but adored by them,
16     VI,  IV  |        to be not their captain merely, but their sovereign; and
17     VI,  IV  |      couldst thou, not from us merely, but from any others, have
18    VII,  IV  |      unless they oppressed not merely their enemies, but all whom
19   VIII,  V   |      be, and, that not mankind merely, but God himself would be