Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VI |     their having particularly undertaken to fulfill the promise for
 2     II,  VII|      the less willingly it is undertaken, it commonly happens, when
 3    III,  V  |       said “He had cheerfully undertaken the office to which they
 4     IV,  I  | declaration of war, which, if undertaken against so great a prince,
 5     IV,  I  |      occupy the places he had undertaken to defend, postponed all
 6     IV,  IV |    incessantly blamed the war undertaken against Duke Filippo, in
 7     IV,  IV |   that no enterprise was ever undertaken by the people of Florence
 8     IV,  IV |     and that if, after having undertaken it, their enterprise against
 9     IV,  V  |       the enterprise had been undertaken with the entire approbation
10     IV,  VI |  enterprise against Lucca was undertaken; and the bitterness of party
11    VII,  I  |       was an old man, and had undertaken the enterprise of a young
12    VII,  V  |   conspiracy, he said, he had undertaken it, because, having resolved
13    VII,  V  |       the expedition had been undertaken wholly by the advice of
14   VIII,  II |       again saved us, and has undertaken the defense of our just
15   VIII,  IV |   understood that the war was undertaken for the sole purpose of