Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII|         from her service without giving her any pervious notice
 2    III,  II |        the administration of it, giving them authority to act without
 3     IV,  I  |         obtained on condition of giving up Zagonara, if the Florentines
 4      V,  II |         of Florence had deferred giving their final consent to the
 5      V,  IV |    ambition of Filippo. The pope giving entire credence to this
 6      V,  V  |        his troops fell sick; so, giving up the enterprise, he went
 7      V,  V  |      which it divides unequally, giving much the larger portion
 8      V,  V  |          war in Tuscany, without giving up his attempts in Lombardy;
 9     VI,  I  | impoverished the people, without giving the victorious party security
10     VI,  I  |         was solemnized, the duke giving Cremona for her portion.
11     VI,  V  |         Lombardy proceeded thus, giving rise to various trifling
12     VI,  VI |        and double marriage, each giving a daughter to a son of the
13    VII,  I  |         care and prudence, or by giving wise counsel attended by
14    VII,  V  |       neck, when seeing Bernardo giving directions to hasten his