Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |          Charles, who had died a considerable time before him. He ordered
 2     II,  II  |         Count Giordano, a man of considerable reputation in arms, to command
 3     II,  VIII|        always accompanied with a considerable armed force, and never took
 4     II,  I   |        horse, and, followed by a considerable number, called the people
 5    III,  II  |  strengthened, and themselves in considerable danger in case a hostile
 6    III,  VII | prevailed, and he was fined in a considerable sum of money, and banished
 7      V,  I   |         that the war would be of considerable duration, the duke deemed
 8      V,  V   |        severe, having first with considerable difficulty thrown provisions
 9     VI,  V   |  emigrants, and united to them a considerable force, introduced them into
10     VI,  V   |        many incursions, and took considerable booty from the Florentine
11    VII,  III |     river Albo, at the head of a considerable force, with the avowed intention
12    VII,  V   |       derived from it had become considerable, they fruitlessly endeavored
13   VIII,  III |        of the other. Having made considerable booty in the Siennese territory,
14   VIII,  VII |  occasion, entered Faenza with a considerable force, and Antonio Boscoli,