Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |         But his design did not succeed; for the people, who had
 2     II,  IV  |     the emigrants but does not succeed—Great fire in Florence.~
 3     II,  VI  |      elected those who were to succeed them. These emborsations
 4     II,  VIII|     gone, their design did not succeed. They then resolved to attack
 5     II,  I   |   reconcile them, but does not succeed—The government reformed
 6      V,  V   |     the Borgo, and he hoped to succeed without much difficulty,
 7      V,  VI  |       trusted everything would succeed to his wishes.~Francesco,
 8     VI,  I   |  service, and to order that to succeed Gattamelata, who was dead,
 9    VII,  I   |       a new balia, but did not succeed. On this the grandees again
10    VII,  II  | Venetian origin, was chosen to succeed him; and that nearly all
11    VII,  II  |     danger from him, and would succeed in the recovery of their
12    VII,  IV  |       him, in case they should succeed in taking possession of
13    VII,  VI  |      that whenever they should succeed in destroying the duke,
14   VIII,  I   |      means; which plots rarely succeed and most commonly involve
15   VIII,  VII |  However, his holiness did not succeed with them; for the Genoese,