Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |        and sometimes, without his permission, the Romans, seeing themselves
 2      I,  II |          of Italy, gave Theodoric permission to lead his people against
 3      I,  III|     empire, had revolted, he gave permission to the Saracans to occupy
 4     IV,  II |          of St. Stephen, with the permission of Lorenzo Ridolfi and Francesco
 5     IV,  IV |       Pescia had written, that if permission were given to them to receive
 6     IV,  V  |     without waiting for or asking permission, he returned to Florence,
 7     IV,  V  |         make a public request for permission to go to Naples; and having
 8      V,  II |           as would obtain for him permission to remain undisturbed at
 9      V,  VII| surprising, the next day, without permission from the commissaries, or
10     VI,  II |         procure of Cosmo and Neri permission to return with him to Bologna.
11     VI,  II |           made, Ciarpellone asked permission to go to Milan to take possession
12     VI,  II |        their passage, without the permission of the count.~Filippo, driven
13    VII,  II |          if he wished, he had his permission to undertake the conquest
14    VII,  II |       festivity; but having asked permission to go to Sulmona, where
15   VIII,  III|           entered the Chianti, by permission of the Siennese, who sided
16   VIII,  V  |           and asked the pontiff’s permission to pass into Lombardy to