Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |     enough and prudent enough to unite dismembered Italy, for in
 2      I,  VI |         to dread the latter, and unite with himself in the defense
 3     II,  II |       office of a good pastor to unite the city, and so far succeeded
 4     II,  V  |        pope that if he wished to unite the Florentines, it would
 5     II,  V  |          king’s authority, could unite for her own advantage; so
 6     II,  VI |     Castruccio, and afterward to unite their means for mutual defense
 7    III,  II |          Strozzi, and others, to unite themselves more closely
 8     IV,  VI |   averred that this course would unite and secure the republic,
 9      V,  III|       count and the duke were to unite their forces, they (the
10     VI,  V  | Alexandria, the duke was able to unite his whole force against
11     VI,  VII|         powers of Christendom to unite in an enterprise against
12    VII,  II |   Soderini, and they resolved to unite their efforts to deprive
13   VIII,  I  |       hoping by this marriage to unite the houses, and obviate
14   VIII,  I  |   injurious to his authority, to unite in the same individuals