Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |      among themselves, of the churches of Rome, Greece, and Ravenna,
 2      I,  III|        and the priests of the churches of Rome, from being near
 3      I,  IV |      he should dispose of the churches of Germany according to
 4     II,  III|    magistrates to assemble in churches. At first they were only
 5    III,  II |       defiance, plundered the churches of their property, and compelled
 6    III,  II |    valuable property into the churches and monasteries, and everyone
 7    III,  III|     down houses and plundered churches; many honorable citizens
 8    III,  III|     the citizens, and plunder churches, I am one of those who would
 9      V,  III|       the Roman and the Greek churches, which prevented perfect
10     VI,  VII|      ground. The roofs of the churches of St. Martin, at Bagnolo,
11     VI,  VII|      its habitable character; churches and dwellings were laid
12    VII,  I  | Florence are the convents and churches of St. Marco and St. Lorenzo,
13    VII,  I  |      and besides building the churches and chapels we have mentioned,
14    VII,  I  |   expending money in building churches, and in charitable purposes,