Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |   cunning of Cæsar, who was a master in the application of the
 2      I,  I  |       king of the Vandals and master of Africa to come to Italy,
 3      I,  VI |   knowing that, having became master of Aquileia, Attila would
 4      I,  VII|      designed to make himself master of Tuscany; but while he
 5      I,  VII|      secretly to make himself master of the strongholds; but,
 6     II,  VI |      Castruccio, made himself master of Pisa, from whence, having
 7     II,  VI |       Castruccio made himself master of Pisa, but the Florentines,
 8    III,  II |  endeavored to render himself master of Tuscany, and not only
 9    III,  VII|       Cortona of which he was master; but soon afterward, recovering
10     IV,  I  |  death of his brother, become master of all Lombardy, and thinking
11      V,  V  | opportunity of making himself master of the lake, left his camp
12      V,  V  |      carrying property of his master’s, and to bear him to a
13      V,  V  |   opposition, and brought his master in safety to his own troops.~
14      V,  V  |  siege of Brescia; for he was master of the lake, the fortresses
15      V,  VI |     the Pieve, render himself master of this branch of the Apennines,
16     VI,  I  |      in his power to make him master of Lombardy, and place all
17     VI,  IV |       a tyrant, whom, if once master of their city, they would