Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |         to the emperor. For these reasons the Vandals gladly undertook
 2      I,  II |            and, moved by the same reasons which had induced Valentinian
 3      I,  III| Constantinople, since he, for the reasons above given, was unable
 4     II,  III|           citizens whom political reasons kept from their homes, and
 5     II,  I  |          the people, moved by the reasons which they had advanced.
 6     IV,  II |         himself prince. For these reasons he was of opinion, that
 7     IV,  VI |         endeavored, with the best reasons he could advance, to persuade
 8     IV,  VI |          Therefore, to adduce our reasons for expelling him, would
 9      V,  II |      adduce palpable and abundant reasons. No good man will ever reproach
10      V,  VI |     opinion, who argued, for many reasons, that to march to Brescia
11    VII,  II |         Medici, for the following reasons: his son, Raffaello, had
12    VII,  VI |         the king assigned, as the reasons of their animosity against
13   VIII,  III|         did not neglect to assign reasons in his own justification,
14   VIII,  VI |           both public and private reasons for hating that monarch;