Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |   earlier date.~Milan, upon recovering from the ruin into which
 2     II,  II |     the Ghibellines hope of recovering power, and the Guelphs,
 3     II,  III| began to entertain hopes of recovering their authority; and judging
 4     II,  I  |     the same moment, and in recovering her liberty, taught her
 5    III,  III|  men are not satisfied with recovering what is their own, but wish
 6    III,  VII| master; but soon afterward, recovering his power, he renewed the
 7      V,  II |   raise, for the purpose of recovering her, before the citizens
 8      V,  III|    Florentines, desirous of recovering what they had themselves
 9     VI,  I  |     come for the purpose of recovering his territories, but also
10     VI,  I  |   favorable opportunity for recovering the territories which the
11     VI,  VII|  victory gave John hopes of recovering the kingdom; and in October,
12    VII,  III|   consider various means of recovering that citizenship which they
13   VIII,  I  |  Romagna, under pretence of recovering certain territories belonging
14   VIII,  V  | restored without themselves recovering those they had lost. They