Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |    ambassadors to the pope to offer him their services. His
 2     II,  IV |    being thus employed, could offer no remedy. And to insure
 3     II,  VI |     that they were obliged to offer the sovereignty to Charles
 4     II,  VII|    been induced to reject the offer made to them. And in order
 5    III,  I  |       in our republic, and to offer our assistance for their
 6     IV,  II |    inclination of citizens to offer advice and speak the truth.
 7     IV,  IV |      to prove successful, and offer them the fullest hope of
 8      V,  VII|    the Florentines; but their offer was declined, and while
 9     VI,  I  |   Guido Buono, of Tortona, to offer his daughter and conditions
10     VI,  III|   upon the Lenza, and sent to offer his services at Milan. On
11     VI,  III|      he refused to accept the offer, he would have occasion
12     VI,  IV |      choice of the count, and offer him assistance to effect
13     VI,  VII|   Genoa. Charles accepted the offer, and sent John of Anjou,
14    VII,  I  |  according to custom, I would offer a few remarks referring
15   VIII,  I  |   archbishop and the count to offer an opportunity for sending
16   VIII,  II |     wait upon Lorenzo with an offer of his services; so great
17   VIII,  III| communion with the latter, to offer up their prayers to himself.
18   VIII,  IV |       consider the reply. The offer was eagerly accepted; but