Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|      Mohammed, and lastly by the Turks, who took Syria, Africa,
 2      V,  III|      being then oppressed by the Turks, and fearing their inability
 3     VI,  VII|   alarmed by the progress of the Turks—The Turks routed before
 4     VI,  VII|        progress of the Turks—The Turks routed before Belgrade—Description
 5     VI,  VII|        seemed in danger from the Turks. He sent ambassadors and
 6     VI,  VII|        an enterprise against the Turks (as Calixtus had previously
 7    VII,  I  |         of a crusade against the Turks, was passed the pontificate
 8    VII,  I  |        an expedition against the Turks, he said, “he was an old
 9    VII,  II |          Christendom against the Turks—Death of Francesco Sforza,
10    VII,  II |       the Christians against the Turks, and adopted measures similar
11    VII,  IV | apprehension of the power of the Turks, who continued to attack
12   VIII,  III|     having made a truce with the Turks, they had no excuse to justify
13   VIII,  IV |     Calabria— Enterprises of the Turks—They take Otranto—The Florentines
14   VIII,  IV |          expense, as long as the Turks should make war upon the
15   VIII,  IV |    Tuscany, and the war with the Turks still continuing, the Florentines
16   VIII,  V  |     parties.~The invasion of the Turks had deferred the war which
17   VIII,  V  |        been rescued by a body of Turks, who remained at Otranto,