Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|  dethroned Constantine; and as Puglia and Calabria, which, as
 2      I,  III|   means of which they governed Puglia and Calabria, and harassed
 3      I,  III|        of the western emperor; Puglia and Calabria were partly
 4      I,  IV |      Building of Alexandria in Puglia—Disgraceful conditions imposed
 5      I,  IV |      who governed Calabria and Puglia, with methods which we shall
 6      I,  IV |        Guiscard them came from Puglia to his relief, but Henry
 7      I,  IV | Melorco, a Greek, who governed Puglia and Calabria for the Greek
 8      I,  IV |      he led his people towards Puglia, and took Melfi; and from
 9      I,  IV |    emperor almost the whole of Puglia and Calabria, over which
10      I,  IV |   himself with that of king of Puglia and Sicily. He was the first
11      I,  IV |       fled to William, king of Puglia, who had become hair of
12      I,  IV |    William, king of Sicily and Puglia, a coadjutor with him. Frederick,
13      I,  V  |       Conrad in Suabia; and in Puglia, Manfred, whom he had created
14    III,  VI |   between Louis and Charles in Puglia, new forces were sent from
15    III,  VI |     and the order of things in Puglia and in Tuscany was changed
16    III,  VI |        Charles, having secured Puglia, went to take possession
17   VIII,  V  |       the forces which were in Puglia being abandoned by their