Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      | retired from public life, his letters show the deep and passionate
 2     II,  IV |      matter became known from letters addressed to him by the
 3    III,  VII|     that he had often carried letters to Antonio, who was immediately
 4     IV,  IV | Fortebraccio had made, and by letters received from their rectors
 5      V,  I  |       indulgence than that of letters; nor can indolence, with
 6      V,  I  |       from which he addressed letters to his agents, he said in
 7      V,  I  |     to write to or to receive letters from them; every word, sign,
 8      V,  III| exasperation, they despatched letters to every part of Italy,
 9      V,  IV |   having dispersed over Italy letters intimating that he had quitted
10      V,  V  |       solicited the count, by letters and messengers, to go to
11      V,  VI |       state. It happened that letters were intercepted at Monte
12     VI,  II |  occasions, both by words and letters, had contributed to make
13     VI,  VII|    the death of Alfonso, sent letters and forces to Ferrando;
14    VII,  I  |     might pursue the study of letters with greater convenience,
15   VIII,  IV |       endeavored to prove, by letters and embassies, that it had