Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  | barbarians, abandoned Rome, and removed the seat of government to
 2      I,  V  |         who, being a Frenchman, removed the papal court to Avignon
 3      I,  VI |     when the pope and his court removed to France, and the emperor,
 4      I,  VI |         attack themselves, also removed with their most valuable
 5      I,  VII|      the death of Ladislaus had removed the cause which induced
 6     II,  I  |        as the cause of alarm is removed, men gladly resort to more
 7     II,  III|      make space for the piazza, removed the houses that had belonged
 8     II,  V  |     before him, and having thus removed the principal causes of
 9    III,  I  |         of new parties were not removed; and out of those which
10     IV,  I  |      some individual who may be removed by death, or become unserviceable
11     IV,  V  |       at Lucca, the Florentines removed their camp to Librafatta,
12      V,  II |     alone it can be effectually removed? No wars are just but those
13      V,  VI |      now at his own door, to be removed to a greater distance. That
14     VI,  V  |       this annoyance was easily removed by a few soldiers sent by
15   VIII,  IV |   boldly. With this design they removed their camp from Santo Casciano
16   VIII,  V  |        the Venetians being thus removed, everyone became apprehensive