Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  I  |     to show, that even if the ill designs of the duke were
 2     IV,  IV | Giovanni de’ Medici was taken ill, and finding his end approach,
 3      V,  III|        but rather by your own ill fortune and their ambition;
 4    VII,  I  |    being now old, and through ill health unable to attend
 5    VII,  I  |   laid,” he replied, “she did ill to lay so far from the nest.”
 6    VII,  IV |    further load everyone with ill usage. You plunder your
 7    VII,  IV | governors, and that some were ill disposed toward Florence;
 8    VII,  VI |  daily arose which occasioned ill feeling between the two
 9   VIII,  I  |    bitterly complained of the ill usage they experienced,
10   VIII,  I  |     lord of Faenza, was taken ill, and tears were entertained
11   VIII,  II |      to what a dreadful point ill fortune has reduced our
12   VIII,  V  |       of Urbino having fallen ill, was carried to Bologna
13   VIII,  VI |      Gianfigliazzi were taken ill and died, to the great regret
14   VIII,  VII|    either through jealousy or ill treatment by her husband,