Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VI | Lombard tyrants, by money and promises, induced Louis of Bavaria,
 2    III,  I  |      alike extinct, oaths and promises have lost their validity,
 3    III,  VI |      amuse the multitude with promises, till they had assembled
 4      V,  IV |    ducats and loaded him with promises of states for himself and
 5      V,  V  |    alienate them, nor all the promises he had made attach them
 6      V,  VII|     the general’s talents and promises, followed him in hope of
 7     VI,  II |  fresh in his memory, and his promises had lost all influence,
 8     VI,  II |      to Milan and their other promises, if they were victorious,
 9     VI,  IV |   hope that either prayers or promises would divert him from his
10     VI,  VI |       he was unable either by promises or entreaties to divert
11    VII,  II |       war, trusted the king’s promises, and having placed themselves
12    VII,  III|   party by new conditions and promises of alliance from Piero;
13    VII,  III|      new relationship and the promises of Piero. The refugees were
14    VII,  III|        who, trusting to their promises, had remained in the city