Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV | distant princes, he could not compel obedience from the Romans
 2     II,  III|   Bella, to beg that he would compel the execution of those laws
 3    III,  I  |    than by a delay which will compel the people to effect them
 4      V,  III|       liberty, and would thus compel them to submit to some disgraceful
 5      V,  III|       the Venetians, so as to compel the Florentines to give
 6      V,  VI |  attack the duke, in order to compel him, for his own preservation,
 7      V,  VI |    government of all power to compel the citizens to furnish
 8     VI,  III|      then so press her, as to compel her also to surrender before
 9     VI,  IV |       to thine iniquity, will compel thee to open them; God himself
10     VI,  VI |       governor of the city to compel his appearance before him
11    VII,  II |     either by force or fraud, compel him to join them; in which
12    VII,  III|     into the piazza, and thus compel the Signory to form a government
13    VII,  IV |  behavior of my friends would compel me to esteem and desire
14   VIII,  III|       this they also hoped to compel the enemy to divide their
15   VIII,  V  |   harass him, and thus either compel him to take part with them,