Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|     first to see him and be honored with his presence. Gregory
 2      I,  IV |   crime, and for not having honored the archbishop so much as
 3      I,  VI |    by hope, others by fear, honored him as their sovereign.
 4      I,  VII|   so little prudence, Italy honored.~With these idle princes
 5    III,  I  |     powerful; for every one honored them for fear of being admonished;
 6    III,  I  |     long continue happy and honored; yet after a short time
 7    III,  V  |     the man most feared and honored. Some one, either as a friend
 8     VI,  II |    and Santi was not merely honored but adored by them, so greatly
 9    VII,  IV |    effect her ruin? Has she honored us that we may overwhelm
10    VII,  IV |   Lorenzo and Guiliano were honored as princes, and resolved
11    VII,  VI |     Naples and Rome greatly honored, and with the appointment
12   VIII,  II |    rejoice, but feel myself honored and exalted; for if experience
13   VIII,  II | good to all; and if we have honored strangers, when did we ever
14   VIII,  VII|    united, and the nobility honored. He was a great admirer