Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|       Romans, took from them the right to create an emperor, and
 2      I,  IV |        taken from the Romans the right to create an emperor, he
 3      I,  V  |        it belonged to him in the right of his wife Gostanza, daughter
 4     II,  III|     deprived the nobility of the right to sit in the Signory. They
 5    III,  VII|         treatment which, whether right or wrong, had been inflicted
 6     IV,  II |           showing that it is not right to judge of actions merely
 7      V,  III|         favor; besides we have a right to suppose that the Venetians
 8      V,  VII|         church, took post on the right, and the commissaries of
 9     VI,  IV |          be manifest they had no right to complain, when he had
10    VII,  I  |      gonfalonier to sit upon the right hand of the rectors, he
11    VII,  V  | proprietors insisting upon their right to retain what they had
12    VII,  VI |      placing themselves upon the right hand of the entrance, and
13   VIII,  III|      that secular princes had no right to detain cardinals, hang
14   VIII,  VII|       insisting that they had no right to detain what Agostino