Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |       occupy that kingdom on the ground that the king had left only
 2     II,  IV |      Maria, and burned it to the ground; turning from the old bridge,
 3     II,  V  |        not drive them from their ground, took possession of the
 4    III,  I  |         changed, give reasonable ground to hope that, with better
 5     IV,  I  |          that could be thought a ground of jealousy. This embassy
 6     IV,  V  |          threw themselves on the ground, crying aloud, and praying
 7      V,  II |       attack them, would have no ground of complaint.~
 8      V,  III|          and assigned some other ground for it; and if the evil
 9      V,  III|        in order to have a better ground for requesting assistance,
10      V,  VII|        the road, and leveled the ground between the bridge and Anghiari,
11      V,  VII|          enemy unbroken, and the ground being leveled, they could
12      V,  VII|         the inconvenience of the ground, the rear guard became mingled
13     VI,  V  |        injury, gives others just ground of hostility, and that those
14     VI,  VII|      many buildings quite to the ground. The roofs of the churches
15    VII,  II |       the king should remove all ground of apprehension from those
16    VII,  VI |          custom, seated upon the ground, was prevented in his progress
17   VIII,  III| principal commander, knowing the ground of their sanguine expectations,
18   VIII,  IV |         these the opinion gained ground, that if he were detained