Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  IV |         provost, who refusing to surrender it to them, they took possession
 2     IV,  IV |          castles that offered to surrender, the whole country of Lucca
 3     IV,  V  |       the intention of Pagolo to surrender the city to the Florentines,
 4      V,  IV |         compelled by famine to a surrender; while Verona was so pressed,
 5      V,  V  |       was taken the others would surrender. But fortune opposed this
 6      V,  V  |  consequence of it Brescia would surrender, solicited the count, by
 7      V,  VI |       out no longer, they should surrender. Niccolo took the fortress
 8      V,  VII|     death whenever they chose to surrender, there was no necessity
 9      V,  VII| circumstance considered, he must surrender all those places to the
10     VI,  III|         as to compel her also to surrender before any assistance could
11     VI,  III|           hoping that Lodi would surrender, on that fortress being
12     VI,  IV |         against the count, would surrender themselves entirely to the
13   VIII,  IV |           they were compelled to surrender on the thirteenth of November,
14   VIII,  VI |     Santa—Difficulties and final surrender of Pietra Santa— The Lucchese
15   VIII,  VI |  capitulation; and to invest the surrender with imposing solemnity,
16   VIII,  VI |          Florence, to demand its surrender to their republic, on account
17   VIII,  VII|       defeat as to be willing to surrender, but obstinately prepared
18   VIII,  VII|         would not consent to its surrender. They begged the countess