Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |         first defended, and then drove them from the island, of
 2      I,  II |          the greater part of it, drove out the citizens, and took
 3      I,  IV |          instance of Gregory, he drove Henry from Rome, and subdued
 4      I,  VI |   brought forces into Italy, and drove Queen Joan and her husband
 5      I,  VI |       chancellor at Campidoglio, drove the senators from Rome and,
 6      I,  VII|           attacked Ladislaus and drove him from Rome. In the head
 7      I,  VII|       again resumed her service, drove Alfonzo out of Naples, deprived
 8     II,  VII|          possession of Lucca and drove out Francesco Castracani,
 9     II,  I  |          retained in the palace, drove them from the court; and
10    III,  IV |         he soon vanquished them, drove part of them out of the
11      V,  I  |          order to avoid the war, drove Pope Eugenius from their
12      V,  II |        him. And although Niccolo drove the Genoese from the mountains,
13     VI,  II | overpowered them, slew part, and drove the remainder out of the
14     VI,  V  |      rebels, slew many more, and drove the remainder out of the
15     VI,  VI |         the Florentine standard, drove them out. The Florentines
16     VI,  VII|        the city. This impression drove the parties into open enmity;