Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |        of the confused political conditions of his time. And as in the
 2      I,  IV  | Alexandria in Puglia—Disgraceful conditions imposed by the pope upon
 3      I,  VII |       having returned upon these conditions, in order to enrich the
 4     II,  VIII|          desire of their present conditions? No; if you were to join
 5     II,  VIII|        for one year, on the same conditions as it had been intrusted
 6     IV,  III |       his engagement, either the conditions proposed were insufficient,
 7     IV,  III |        the first disregarded the conditions, so that the league again
 8      V,  VII |          and obtained reasonable conditions, namely, security for himself
 9     VI,  I   |        to offer his daughter and conditions of peace, which were accepted
10     VI,  VII |      done against those whom the conditions of the League permitted
11    VII,  III |          desert his party by new conditions and promises of alliance
12    VII,  V   |     people of Volterra, upon any conditions with which they were disposed
13    VII,  V   |         demand the observance of conditions which they themselves had
14   VIII,  VI  |         as it was allowed by the conditions of peace, not only to demand
15   VIII,  VI  |      they alleged, it was in the conditions that places taken by either
16   VIII,  VII |          Lorenzo, without asking conditions, and none were treated with