Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |    other countries wherein to establish themselves.~
 2      I,  II |   country in which they might establish themselves, by his good
 3      I,  V  |      to bind them to him, and establish in Italy a firm bulwark
 4      I,  V  |     withdrawn, should neither establish nor enjoy his authority,
 5      I,  VII|    expel Urban from Rome, and establish the anti-pope. But in the
 6     II,  III|      companies of the Arts to establish this law with facility;
 7     II,  IV |    authority was given him to establish such a government as he
 8      V,  II |    time to become settled and establish a government; for he trusted
 9     VI,  II | connections, but difficult to establish friendship. The Bolognese
10     VI,  III|     Milanese were inclined to establish a republic; others wished
11     VI,  IV |       friendship we sought to establish would not only be firm,
12     VI,  VII|  Naples; judging it easier to establish peace if the kingdom remained
13    VII,  I  | endeavored in the councils to establish a new balia, but did not
14   VIII,  III|      district of Perugia, and establish the other at Poggibonzi,
15   VIII,  IV | futility of their efforts. To establish their authority, they in
16   VIII,  VII|   while he was endeavoring to establish peace, the Genoese had renewed