Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V |    the Emperor Frederick II. —Manfred takes possession of the
 2      I,  V |     in Suabia; and in Puglia, Manfred, whom he had created duke
 3      I,  V |      Germany. On this account Manfred occupied the state, first
 4      I,  V |      he had held became free. Manfred, king of Naples, continued
 5      I,  V |      was necessary to conquer Manfred. He therefore sought the
 6      I,  V |       Charles marched against Manfred, routed his army, and slew
 7      I,  V |        who after the death of Manfred had been replaced by him.
 8      I,  V |    wife Gostanza, daughter of Manfred. But Charles, while making
 9     II,  II|    come, when they found that Manfred, son of Frederick, had made
10     II,  II|      then asked assistance of Manfred king of Naples, and by the
11     II,  II|       sought refuge at Lucca.~Manfred sent the Count Giordano,
12     II,  II|       in high estimation with Manfred, his authority put a stop
13     II,  II|      to take the kingdom from Manfred, they sent ambassadors to
14     II,  II| having taken the kingdom from Manfred, and slain him, to which
15     II,  II|     that Corradino, nephew of Manfred, was coming with a force
16     II,  II|       Naples to be taken from Manfred and given to Charles, but