Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|      only in name, and Charles, wishing to reorganize the states
 2     II,  III|         people; for the latter, wishing to live in conformity with
 3     II,  IV |         and new betrothals. But wishing that the Bianchi should
 4     II,  I  |      properly divided, as that, wishing to give their proportion
 5     IV,  III|      employ themselves, without wishing to be excused from paying
 6     IV,  V  |        church under pretense of wishing to speak with us, he made
 7     IV,  V  | commissaries waste of time; and wishing to draw nearer the place,
 8      V,  VI |         yield to his overtures. Wishing to have Perugia at his disposal,
 9     VI,  I  |    count was aware of this, and wishing to remove their apprehensions,
10     VI,  II |      peace of La Marca, Filippo wishing to procure a leader of his
11     VI,  III|       time and opportunity, and wishing to have a footing in the
12     VI,  IV |        not yet taken Crema, and wishing before they changed sides,
13    VII,  I  |     death, when Piero, his son, wishing to know what he possessed,
14    VII,  III|   doubtful. Giovanni Francesco, wishing to avenge his own injuries,