Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  V   |    Corso, thus finding himself surrounded by his foes, no longer retaining
 2     II,  VII |       vanquished, kept himself surrounded with forces near the palace
 3     II,  VIII|     not endure to see this man surrounded with his armed satellites
 4    III,  II  |       the ensigns of the Arts, surrounded by vast numbers of armed
 5    III,  VII |      elevated situation, being surrounded with a great multitude,
 6     IV,  III |        of Monte Petroso. Being surrounded by enemies, and seeing no
 7     IV,  IV  |     among so many enemies, and surrounded by so many conflicting interests,
 8     IV,  VI  |  Signory), how could we (being surrounded by his innumerable friends,
 9      V,  V   |    security. The enemy’s lines surrounded Tenna, but on account of
10    VII,  IV  |      the government, and being surrounded by many powerful enemies
11    VII,  V   | refused to obey him, and being surrounded by Giorgio’s followers,
12    VII,  VI  |     were followed by the duke, surrounded by such a multitude as is
13   VIII,  II  |        of those by whom he was surrounded, rendered all attempts futile.
14   VIII,  IV  |    created in the popular mind surrounded him with a halo of majesty