Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |     compelled her to drink the remainder; so that in a few hours
 2      I,  IV |   Jerusalem, who commanded the remainder of the Christian army in
 3     II,  VII|   money, gave security for the remainder, and sent Naddo Rucellai,
 4    III,  VII|   would revenge himself on the remainder of that family. He seized
 5    III,  VII|      defending themselves; the remainder were made prisoners and
 6      V,  I  |      check Piccinino, with the remainder he pursued Fortebraccio,
 7      V,  IV |    Lombardy, where joining the remainder of the duke’s forces, he
 8     VI,  I  |   progress was made during the remainder of the summer, and upon
 9     VI,  II |       slew part, and drove the remainder out of the city. Battista,
10     VI,  II | Florence, and basely spend the remainder of your days in some branch
11     VI,  III|     country, withdrew with the remainder of his army to quarters
12     VI,  III|        thousand dead. With the remainder of his sick troops he retired
13     VI,  IV |       other forces, assail the remainder of the territory. The advantage
14     VI,  V  |       many more, and drove the remainder out of the city. By this
15     VI,  VI |       obtain a passage for the remainder through the territories
16     VI,  VI | stripping the Venetians of the remainder of their possessions by
17     VI,  VII|      he would first reduce the remainder of the kingdom, and then
18   VIII,  V  |        cross the Adda with the remainder, and proceed to Milan, where