Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |     their own. They therefore crossed the sea with their families,
 2      I,  II |       northern people, having crossed the Danube and attacked
 3      I,  II |     and bold, under whom they crossed the Danube, and coming to
 4      I,  III|       of Charles, who, having crossed the Alps, besieged Desiderius
 5    III,  VII|     1412, the Alberti, having crossed the boundary they were forbidden
 6     IV,  I  |      of the city passable, he crossed them during the night, captured
 7      V,  III|    hands of the commissaries, crossed the Apennines, and proceeded
 8      V,  V  | disadvantageous engagement he crossed to the opposite side of
 9      V,  VI |    that Niccolo Piccinino had crossed the Po with six thousand
10      V,  VI | audacity so increased that he crossed the Arno, plundering and
11      V,  VII| manifest; for when his people crossed the bridge, they found the
12      V,  VII|      But when the Florentines crossed, Niccolo could not relieve
13     VI,  I  |     the return of spring, but crossed the Adda during severe weather,
14   VIII,  V  |   possession of Figaruolo and crossed the Po with their forces.