Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  | Mohammedans. The same events gave rise to the order of the Knights
 2      I,  VI  |           family of Visconti gave rise to the duchy of Milan, one
 3     II,  IV  |    prudence, caused the people to rise for the preservation of
 4     II,  VIII|           whole city was ready to rise at once. One of them communicated
 5     II,  VIII|       each other, and resolved to rise at once and die like men,
 6     II,  I   |          in arms, did not dare to rise in their defense, but each
 7    III,  I   |          nature of her laws, gave rise to enmities between the
 8    III,  V   |           of those within were to rise in arms, and deliver the
 9     VI,  V   |           to extremity—The people rise against the magistrates—
10     VI,  V   |   Lombardy proceeded thus, giving rise to various trifling incidents
11    VII,  II  |        and long absence had given rise to compassion and a great
12    VII,  VI  |          and all the people would rise in their defense. Being
13    VII,  VI  |          whom they expected would rise in their defense. Let princes
14   VIII,  I   |        broken out, every day gave rise to some new occasion for
15   VIII,  I   |         were their due. This gave rise to anger in the Pazzi, and
16   VIII,  IV  |        peace thus made would give rise to greater wars; and therefore
17   VIII,  IV  |       their evil deeds, had given rise to the war, and inflamed