Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |        Among those which were ruined were Aquileia, Luni, Chiusi,
 2      I,  III|    empire was the more easily ruined, and the church more rapidly
 3     II,  IV |       church should either be ruined or become Ghibelline, he
 4    III,  II |  which the republic was being ruined, he had carefully attended
 5    III,  III| magistracy the city was to be ruined, whether with or without
 6    III,  IV |    would have been completely ruined, and the city must have
 7    III,  VI |    our house, how fortune has ruined me and threatened you. I
 8    III,  VI |      republic, must have been ruined, if he had survived. As
 9     IV,  VII|     have reposed in you, have ruined both me and my party. But
10      V,  III|  enterprise against Lucca was ruined; and they knew well that
11      V,  VI | Niccolo, and that he would be ruined before he could order Niccolo’
12     VI,  I  |     for if the duke became so ruined as to be unable to maintain
13    VII,  I  |     by external wars, she was ruined by the wickedness of her
14    VII,  I  |       decay; for Florence was ruined by her own citizens, and
15    VII,  II |       afterward oppressed and ruined.~At this time, Pope Pius
16    VII,  III|      our country might not be ruined; and hence, the proceedings,
17    VII,  IV |       future evils. Among the ruined families of the party of
18   VIII,  VII|        which in a little time ruined Italy, and continue to keep