Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |  abandon their native soil, and seek a habitation in other countries.
 2      I,  III|       pope, in his distress, to seek new friends, and he applied
 3      I,  III|   Arnolfo, not knowing where to seek relief, was compelled to
 4      I,  VI |          they were compelled to seek the means of subsistence
 5     II,  II |      his being feared made them seek the means of destroying
 6    III,  I  |   confiding in their innocence, seek neither safety nor advancement
 7    III,  III|      they had no one of whom to seek redress, except the magistrate
 8    III,  III| rewarded. When many suffer, few seek vengeance; for general evils
 9    III,  VI |       and Louis, like those who seek new alliances, required
10    III,  VI |       to sustain, what the many seek to destroy. The love of
11     IV,  I  |    houses, and better to go and seek him; that fortune is always
12      V,  II | themselves, and obliged them to seek refuge within the walls
13      V,  III|       fear every enemy, for all seek their own glory and your
14     VI,  VII|   viceroy, and compelled him to seek refuge in the castelletto;
15    VII,  I  |        for his sons, he did not seek the alliance of princes,
16    VII,  II |       or aid; and if he were to seek them it would be greatly