Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II     |     incident of Arezzo in [the year] one thousand five hundred
 2       1,  II     |       by that of Prato in [the year] one thousand five hundred
 3       1,  IX     |     two Consuls [elected] each year. Which gives testimony that
 4       1,  XIII   |     having occurred there that year, and certain prodigies coming
 5       1,  XIII   |       risen astonishingly that year, and the soldiers being
 6       1,  XIII   |        given replies that that year the City of the Veienti
 7       1,  XIII   |       there was impending that year the danger of [the City]
 8       1,  XIII   |        to him and that for one year there should be no discussion
 9       1,  XXIII  |     most recent example in the year one thousand five hundred
10       1,  XXVII  |     When Pope Julius II in the year one thousand five hundred
11       1,  XXXV   |    time (calling a long time a year or more) it is always dangerous
12       1,  XXXV   |        were able in the second year to become insolent. And
13       1,  XXXVI  |       Consul, who the previous year had himself been Consul,
14       1,  XXXVIII| Government] of our City in the year one thousand five hundred [
15       1,  XXXVIII|   subsequent experience in the year MDII [1502] when Arezzo
16       1,  XXXIX  |     Florence, having after the year XCIV [1494] lost part of
17       1,  XL     |  Decemvir [Ten Citizens] for a year, among whom Appius Claudius,
18       1,  XL     |  reappoint the Ten for another year: to which the People willingly
19       1,  XL     |  appointments made for another year, begun to show their error
20       1,  XL     |        The days that ended the year had come: the two tables
21       1,  XLV    |   issued an edict that for one year it would not be licit to
22       2,  VI     |     who, being elected for one year, and six months of that
23       2,  VI     |         and six months of that year in quarters, wanted to finish
24       2,  XXIV   |       Genoa. Afterwards in the year MDVII [1512] it happened
25       2,  XXIV   |        at the beginning of the year with the entire army, who
26       2,  XXVII  |       slave its people. In the year 1502 a Spanish army came
27       3,  I      |    State of Florence, from the year one thousand four hundred
28       3,  I      |   thirty four [1434] until the year one thousand four hundred
29       3,  VII    |       in Florence, when in the year one thousand four hundred
30       3,  XI     |    times to suffice me. In the year one thousand four hundred
31       3,  XV     |   clarify this further. In the year one thousand five hundred [
32       3,  XVI    |    City of Florence after [the year] one thousand four hundred
33       3,  XVIII  |        example of this. In the year one thousand four hundred
34       3,  XXII   |     their captain the previous year appeared before the sailors,
35       3,  XXIV   | Commands of the Tribunes for a year, because they judged it
36       3,  XVII   |     can easily be seen. In the year one thousand five hundred
37       3,  XLVIII |    When the Florentines in the year one thousand five hundred