Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII|      the anti-pope. But in the midst of this enterprise Louis
 2    III,  III|        human fortunes into the midst of mankind; and they are
 3    III,  V  |  tumultuous cry arose from the midst of them, that none of the
 4    III,  V  |      complaints he died in the midst of his armed enemies, delighted
 5     VI,  V  |       respect for them.~In the midst of these fears, the emperor,
 6     VI,  VII|    assist Ferrando. But in the midst of these views and opening
 7    VII,  I  |    future take his seat in the midst of them. And that the Deity
 8    VII,  III|        war on Florence.~In the midst of these events, the time
 9    VII,  III|      arms; after which, in the midst of a strong force, he came
10    VII,  IV |        friendships. But in the midst of this repose, Florence
11    VII,  V  |   feasts, and funerals.~In the midst of this universal peace,
12    VII,  V  |        the Florentines. In the midst of these disturbances, a
13    VII,  VI |        put him to death in the midst of their armed enemies.~
14   VIII,  II |       he was prevented.~In the midst of these violent and fearful
15   VIII,  III| treachery in the church in the midst of divine service and during
16   VIII,  IV |     pomp, received them in the midst of his cardinals. They apologized
17   VIII,  VII|     this slaughter, and in the midst of a great tumult, the count’
18   VIII,  VII|    Firenzuola, situated in the midst of the Appennines; toward