Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |     Genseric, their king, became lords of Africa.~At this time
 2      I,  VI |          and his brothers became lords of Rimino, Pesaro, and Fano;
 3      I,  VI |          and the Visconti became lords of Parma. Robert king of
 4      I,  VII|           With these, were those lords of whom I have before spoken,
 5      I,  VII|       and the Orsini, with other lords and gentlemen of the kingdoms
 6     II,  III| distinction the word signori, or lords, was soon afterward adopted.
 7     II,  VI |         many efforts against the lords of Lunigiano, attacked Prato,
 8     II,  VII|        after this, the Visconti, lords of Milan, having taken Parma
 9     II,  VII|    retire, and the Pisans became lords of Lucca.~The loss of this
10     II,  I  |          government wished to be lords, so that every day furnished
11     IV,  V  |        feel assured, magnificent lords, that we shall find credit
12     IV,  V  |    representative of our ancient lords; placed our valley, our
13      V,  IV |       And I beg of you, so do my lords at Florence and the count,
14     VI,  IV |      Milan, or the Venetians her lords. And surely under such circumstances,
15    VII,  VI |       over to their interest the lords of Romagna and the Siennese,
16   VIII,  V  |       Venetians wished to become lords of Ferrara, and thought