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 1       1,  VII    |          forces are called in by a party of men who live in a City,
 2       1,  XVII   |          that corruption which the party of Marius had spread among
 3       1,  XXXIII |           there resulted that, his party resentful of this injury,
 4       1,  XXXVII |      having made him Head of their party, arrived at civil war, and
 5       1,  XXXVII |         making himself Head of the party of Marius, and Pompey of
 6       1,  XLIX   |       always in favor of their own party: which made not for order,
 7       1,  LII    |         been followers of Caesar’s party, Tullius, in order to deprive
 8       1,  LII    |        complete destruction of the party of the Aristocracy [Patricians].
 9       2,  II     |      people; the populari [popular party] with the aid of the Athenians
10       2,  XXV    |            light aid to the weaker party, as much to keep up the
11       2,  XXV    | Florentines favoring first the one party, and then the other, without
12       3,  XVII   |         other. So that, having one party of the town discontented,
13       3,  XVII   |        them, said they were of the party of Marzocco4, censured this
14       3,  XVII   |           say he was of the King’s party, he would be castigated,
15       3,  XVII(4)|        Palazzo Vecchio; hence, the party supporting the government
16       3,  XVII(4)|          government was called the party of Marzocco.
17       3,  XXXV   |          those counsellors if that party, in whose honor that particular