Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |        the church; so that he was obliged to go and submit to the
 2      I,  V  |   Neapolitans, who, however, were obliged to submit.~While these things
 3     II,  VI |          enemy; so that they were obliged to offer the sovereignty
 4    III,  II | authoritatively detained him, and obliged him to return to the council
 5    III,  V  |        people, who, however, were obliged to submit for the gratification
 6    III,  V  |          of the Capitano, who was obliged to save himself by flight.
 7      V,  II |        entrenched themselves, and obliged them to seek refuge within
 8      V,  VII|          of them being taken, and obliged to pay a ransom. The colors
 9     VI,  I  |    defense, so that the count was obliged to lend his whole force
10     VI,  I  |      resolution; and the duke was obliged, in order to induce his
11     VI,  VI |           by the king that he was obliged of necessity to return to
12    VII,  I  |        ruin of the latter, he was obliged to escape in disguise. But
13   VIII,  I  |         discontented spirits were obliged either to suffer in silence,
14   VIII,  VII|        own wars are almost always obliged to stand alone, and find