Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII|  Florence in connection with Piero Soderini, which resulted
 2       1,  LII|     availed himself of most.~Piero Soderini had made a reputation
 3       1,  LII|     those Citizens who hated Piero made an error in not forestalling
 4       1,  LII|    himself among the People, Piero also made an error in not
 5       1,  LII|     him be feared: for which Piero merits to be excused, as
 6       1,  LII|      in the end, ruined him. Piero, therefore, could not honestly
 7       1,  LII|      been most dangerous for Piero; for whenever he should
 8       1,  LVI|   how, a little while before Piero Soderini, who had been made
 9       3,  III| country. And this is that of Piero Soderini, who believed with
10       3,  VI |     D’Appiano against Messer Piero Gambacorti, Prince of Pisa,
11       3,  IX |    his manner, he is ruined. Piero Soderini, mentioned previously