Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII| subjection, no foreign aid would enable you to do it; neither can
 2    III,  IV  |       share in the government to enable them to preserve it; and
 3    III,  IV  |        offices and emoluments to enable them to support their dignity.
 4    III,  VI  |      favor of his friends, would enable him to recover his authority,
 5     IV,  II  |       favoring an audacious mob, enable them to complete the ruin
 6     IV,  VI  |       favor of his friends would enable him to become more so. Averardo
 7     IV,  VI  |  declared their sentiments as to enable us to determine whether
 8      V,  I   |          among themselves, as to enable them to live in freedom,
 9      V,  I   |          were opposed to him. To enable himself to retain the government,
10      V,  II  |    supplicate your assistance to enable us to return to our country,
11      V,  III |        commenced long ago, as to enable them to perform divine service
12     VI,  I   |       the possession of it would enable him to relieve the former,
13     VI,  III |          happy omen, as it would enable him to give a color to his
14   VIII,  IV  |    Signory, to do him honor, and enable him the more effectually