Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III |          determined to withdraw, deliver his countrymen from the
 2     II,  V   |           however, determined to deliver themselves from such disgraceful
 3     II,  VII |     slavery of their country, to deliver themselves from their servitude
 4     II,  VIII|         ranks resolved either to deliver themselves from this odious
 5    III,  V   |        were to rise in arms, and deliver the city to him. Upon this
 6    III,  VI  |        that my banishment should deliver them from the fears they
 7    III,  VII |         the men to take arms and deliver themselves from the slavery
 8     IV,  IV  |     masters of Lucca, they would deliver her from her tyrant, and
 9     IV,  V   |       the part of the people, to deliver their governor up to him
10     IV,  VI  | Gonfalonier, to take up arms and deliver the country from him who,
11     VI,  II  |          one avenge himself, and deliver his country from a man whom
12     VI,  VI  |         could not do better than deliver his country from the hands
13    VII,  V   | enterprise, which he said was to deliver the country from slavery,
14    VII,  V   |       you have in view; for if I deliver your commands, they will
15   VIII,  V   |        be the honor, if he could deliver the church from the king’
16   VIII,  VI  |         withdraw his troops, and deliver Rome from the fear of his