Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |          It is true that he was willing to accept a prince, if one
 2      I,  IV  |     which his holiness was very willing to afford, being anxious
 3     II,  VIII|       rest of the citizens were willing that it should be so, he
 4    III,  I   |       not be found a magistrate willing to search out who were Ghibellines,
 5    III,  V   |      and induced them to lend a willing ear to any calumnies against
 6    III,  VII |      that they should think him willing to stir up strife as a discontented
 7      V,  VII |        the people of which were willing to submit to the Florentines;
 8     VI,  I   |         of his friends made him willing to propose. He resolved
 9     VI,  I   |       whole kingdom, he was not willing that the count should be
10     VI,  III | therefore they ought to be more willing to have himself as their
11    VII,  I   |          the latter were always willing to gratify its wishes; so
12    VII,  I   |   respected. He replied, he was willing to comply with their request,
13    VII,  II  |        dangers; for mankind are willing to allow one who falls of
14   VIII,  VII |        at their defeat as to be willing to surrender, but obstinately