Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |          released them, and, having gone to Rome, in order to disturb
 2      I,  VI  |           The king of Bohemia being gone, Bologna joined the league;
 3     II,  I   |             antiquity that have now gone into disuse, was that by
 4     II,  I   |       princes and republics, having gone into desuetude, the ruin
 5     II,  VIII|       horses run, but he not having gone, their design did not succeed.
 6    III,  III | circumstances passes away, and when gone, it will be vain to think
 7    III,  VII |             but found that Maso had gone. However, undaunted with
 8     IV,  III |           force they would not have gone to war with King Ladislaus,
 9      V,  III |           having abandoned them and gone over to the duke; and thus,
10      V,  VI  |           Niccolo; but finding them gone over to the enemy, they
11      V,  VII |          Arezzo, Niccolo being then gone, the commissaries presented
12     VI,  I   |          conquest, must either have gone beyond, or fallen short
13    VII,  I   |           fully testify; and having gone to the council of Constance,
14    VII,  VI  |        officiated in the chapel had gone to St. Stephen’s, and had
15   VIII,  I   |             Francesco de’ Pazzi had gone to Lucca, and spoke to Jacopo,
16   VIII,  II  |     cancelleria into which they had gone, whose doors were so contrived,
17   VIII,  II  |             obtain, and all who had gone up with the archbishop,
18   VIII,  IV  |            emperor, Mahomet II. had gone with a large army to the
19   VIII,  V   |           the belief of finding him gone, the magnificent Roberto