Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |      their name, is still called Hungary. To these disorders it must
 2      I,  III|         had from them been named Hungary.~Romano was at this time
 3      I,  VI |       Andrea, son of the king of Hungary, his grandson. Andrea had
 4      I,  VI |      Tarento. But Louis, king of Hungary, and brother of Andrea,
 5      I,  VI |        their office. The king of Hungary, having driven out Queen
 6      I,  VII|          king of Naples, went to Hungary, where, having been made
 7      I,  VII|        caused Sigismund, king of Hungary, to be elected emperor,
 8    III,  V  |         Giovanna a prisoner into Hungary. This victory renewed the
 9    III,  VI |       went to take possession of Hungary, to which he was heir, leaving,
10    III,  VI |   infants. He took possession of Hungary, but was soon after slain
11     VI,  VII|      strong city and fortress in Hungary, upon the banks of the Danube,
12     VI,  VII|     preparations for war; and in Hungary their zeal was cooled through
13    VII,  II |          while Matthias, king of Hungary, and Charles, duke of Burgundy,
14   VIII,  III|          France, and the king of Hungary, who were sent by their
15   VIII,  VII| countries; for Matthias, king of Hungary, gave him many proofs of