Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI|       government] the name of Gentlemen: In this manner, chance
 2       1,  VI|   governing, they called them Gentlemen, and the others Popolari.
 3       1,  VI|   governed, for the number of Gentlemen were either equal to or
 4       1,  LV|    enemies of those Lords and Gentlemen who are in that province:
 5       1,  LV|     say that those are called Gentlemen who live idly on the provisions
 6       1,  LV|       province, and few or no Gentlemen: but there exists so much
 7       1,  LV| Republic where there are many Gentlemen, cannot do so unless first
 8       1,  LV|       spirits, and makes them Gentlemen in fact and not in name,
 9       1,  LV|   established where there are Gentlemen, appears contrary to the
10       1,  LV|    rank except those who were Gentlemen. To which it is answered
11       1,  LV|   does not oppose it, for the Gentlemen in that Republic are more
12       1,  LV|       on which men are called Gentlemen in other Cities. And as
13       1,  LV|     so Venice is divided into Gentlemen and Popolari, and wants