Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|         be above others, did not contribute to win battles, and would
 2     IV,  III| themselves, now that they had to contribute like the rest; and that
 3     IV,  VII|         pope’s authority did not contribute to its revival.~Pope Eugenius
 4      V,  II |         for though men willingly contribute according to their means,
 5      V,  V  |   relieve Verona, it should also contribute to the preservation of Brescia.
 6     VI,  VII|          persons and property to contribute to the enterprise against
 7    VII,  I  |     maintained without them they contribute to their prosperity. The
 8    VII,  I  |       not injure a republic, but contribute to its welfare; since none
 9    VII,  I  |      walls, if they were able to contribute toward their decoration
10    VII,  III|     their ideas, and promised to contribute to the success of the attempt
11    VII,  VI |       arise in Milan which would contribute to his safety. This not
12   VIII,  I  |      them, while they frequently contribute to the aggrandizement of
13   VIII,  I  |  promised, by his ambassador, to contribute all in his power to the
14   VIII,  I  |        voluntarily, or by force, contribute to their assistance.~
15   VIII,  II |         republic, if you did not contribute to our support. Therefore,
16   VIII,  III|          to render her unable to contribute to their assistance. By