Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I      |         Such was the building of Florence, for [it was built either
 2       1,  II     |    constitution. The Republic of Florence gives a proof of this, which
 3       1,  VII    |      happened to the Republic of Florence because the multitude was
 4       1,  VII    |         incident which ensued in Florence in connection with Piero
 5       1,  VIII   |         organized in our City of Florence. And as in Rome this institution
 6       1,  VIII   |    institution did much good, at Florence this poor order did much
 7       1,  VIII   |          Factions to ruin. If in Florence there had been some arrangement
 8       1,  VIII   |       desired to make changes in Florence. This affair, both for this
 9       1,  XI     |          be crude. The people of Florence did not seem either crude
10       1,  XXXIII |         only one of our City [of Florence]. Cosimo De’Medici, from
11       1,  XXXIII |      Cosimo and drove him out of Florence. Whence there resulted that,
12       1,  XXXVIII|        he sent one of his men to Florence to ask passage for himself
13       1,  XXXVIII|         himself and his army. In Florence they consulted how this
14       1,  XXXVIII|         proposal was rejected in Florence: when Monsignor Imbault
15       1,  XXXVIII|           with them] outside. In Florence they did not cease abusing
16       1,  XXXIX  |          every time.~The City of Florence, having after the year XCIV [
17       1,  XLV    |   observed by those who made it.~Florence, after ninety four [1494],
18       1,  XLVII  |        City had been driven from Florence, and no other government
19       1,  XLIX   |          happened to the City of Florence which, for having had its
20       1,  XLIX   |         except in necessity. But Florence and other Cities born as
21       1,  LII    |        to have driven him out of Florence: for if those Citizens who
22       1,  LII    |       for himself in the City of Florence alone by favoring the General
23       1,  LIV    |         revered. A few years ago Florence was divided into two factions,
24       1,  LV     |       long time three Republics, Florence, Siena, and Lucca; and although
25       1,  LIX    |         the Roman side, and with Florence in MDXII [1512] in order
26       2,  XV     |           Which cost the City of Florence much money, and was to lose
27       2,  XXI    |   examples, when we have them in Florence and Tuscany? Everyone knows
28       2,  XXIII  |    greatly increased the City of Florence, and given her those fields
29       2,  XXIII  |          as it would appear that Florence lacked the strength to hold
30       2,  XXIV   |         as there was a saying in Florence alleged by our wise men,
31       2,  XXIV   |        fallacy of this, those of Florence and Pisa will be enough
32       2,  XXV    |          come to the Republic of Florence with other arts than this;
33       2,  XXV    |   spontaneously into the arms of Florence. The City of Siena has never
34       2,  XXVII  |          reinstate the Medici in Florence and to tax the City, they
35       2,  XXVII  |      accord: which the people of Florence, having become haughty,
36       2,  XXVII  |          the ruin of that State [Florence]. Princes who are attacked
37       2,  XXVII  |       was to change the State in Florence, to take it away from its
38       2,  XXX    |       and beginning with our own Florence in times past in the period
39       2,  XXX    |        which have been caused to Florence have been seen, and can
40       3,  I      |        who governed the State of Florence, from the year one thousand
41       3,  VI     |          the Cathedral Church in Florence, it was learned that Giuliano
42       3,  VI     |        harsh and unendurable, as Florence, Athens, and Heraclea know,
43       3,  VI     |          having become Tyrant of Florence, and learning that he was
44       3,  VI     |          will of the Citizens of Florence, put to death one who had
45       3,  VII    |       the State of De’ Medici in Florence, when in the year one thousand
46       3,  XII    |         neighbors of the City of Florence and the neighbors of the
47       3,  XII    |         marvel (as many do) that Florence has expended more in war
48       3,  XII    |          in their defense as had Florence, and the neighboring Cities
49       3,  XII    | neighbors more powerful than did Florence), because of having found
50       3,  XII    |   overcome them than that other [Florence], since it is surrounded
51       3,  XII    |        servitude; as happened to Florence in recent times, and to
52       3,  XV     |          the Florentines; where [Florence] sent as Commissioners Giovanbattista
53       3,  XV     |       occurred, had to return to Florence; then Luca remaining alone
54       3,  XVI    |          occurred in our City of Florence after [the year] one thousand
55       3,  XVI    |        delayed, that the City of Florence purchased it [Pisa]. Such
56       3,  XVIII  |          the enemy; and wrote to Florence that they had repulsed [
57       3,  XXX    |         Soderini, Gonfalonier of Florence also recognized it. The
58       3,  XLIII  |       past events of our City of Florence, and takes in consideration
59       3,  XLIII  |          Dukes of Milan, and how Florence, deprived of other expedients,
60       3,  XLIII  |          Visconti, and to defend Florence against their power if the
61       3,  XLIII  |        between them.~So that, if Florence had not been constrained