Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV | having called together the barons of his empire, he should
 2      I,  IV | the pope, his prelates and barons declared that they would
 3      I,  IV | son named Tancred. But the barons would not consent, and wished
 4      I,  VII|  to which may be added the barons of Rome, the Colonnesi and
 5     II,  IV | Piero Ferrante, one of the barons who had accompanied Charles,
 6      V,  II |    the concurrence of many barons, prepared to take possession
 7      V,  II |   whom a greater number of barons were also associated, favored
 8      V,  III|    with other prelates and barons of Greece, to comply with
 9     VI,  VI |    discontent of the Roman barons and people, encouraged him
10     VI,  VII| disposition of many of his barons, who being desirous of change,
11     VI,  VII|    the assistance of those barons who, being rebels, knew
12    VII,  II |  serious troubles with his barons, who, with the assistance
13    VII,  II |    apprehension from those barons who had offended him in
14    VII,  II |  to come to terms with his barons, and using his utmost ingenuity
15    VII,  II |   deceived by princes. The barons, conscious of the danger
16   VIII,  VI |    of their fears, and the barons hopeless of assistance in
17   VIII,  VI |   command, he attacked the barons, and the war was prosecuted
18   VIII,  VI |  being reconciled with his barons, put to death Jacopo Coppola