Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |         Machiavelli’s release from prison in 1513, fortune seems never
 2      I,  IV |     holiness and all his clergy in prison; nor did he release them
 3      I,  V  |          promised to return to his prison, if within three years he
 4      I,  VI |         and to put the Visconti in prison; but shortly afterwards
 5      I,  VI |         him, drew Niccolo from his prison, sent him to Rome, and restored
 6      I,  VII|            put nine cardinals into prison for having taken the part
 7      I,  VII|             he was taken, put into prison, and compelled to renounce
 8     IV,  III|    eighteen of the complainants to prison. The Volterrani, however,
 9     IV,  IV | ambassadors grew weary of lying in prison, and to obtain their liberty
10     IV,  V  |         and they afterward died in prison.~The departure of the count
11     IV,  VII|       Velluti, his predecessor, to prison, upon the charge of having
12      V,  VI |          shortly afterward died in prison. The pope appointed Lodovico,
13     VI,  II |     Giovanni di Simone Vespucci in prison; deprived the Accoppiatori
14    VII,  I  |      Florence, was put to death in prison.~This government, during
15    VII,  V  |          having brought him out of prison, ordered him to be hanged
16    VII,  V  |             Cesare was led back to prison.~The weakness of the conspirators