Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |       and take for her husband Andrea, son of the king of Hungary,
 2      I,  VI |      of Hungary, his grandson. Andrea had not lived with her long,
 3      I,  VI |        Hungary, and brother of Andrea, in order to avenge his
 4     II,  VII|      or another becomes known. Andrea de’ Bardi was one of the
 5     II,  I  | reformed by the people—Riot of Andrea Strozzi—Serious disagreements
 6     II,  I  |      This circumstance induced Andrea Strozzi to think of making
 7     II,  I  |   returned to their homes, and Andrea, finding himself alone,
 8    III,  VI |      del Bene, Giovanni Benci, Andrea Adimari, and with them many
 9    III,  VII|       with the rebels, accused Andrea and Alberto degli Alberti
10      V,  III|     took place between him and Andrea Mauroceno, their messenger
11      V,  V  |        went to the Lake of St. Andrea, and thence to Torboli and
12     VI,  VII|       castle and the Borgo St. Andrea, upon the same hill, the
13    VII,  VI |    most intimate were Giovanni Andrea Lampognano, Carlo Visconti,
14   VIII,  I  |    Rinato, Giovanni, and then, Andrea, Niccolo, and Galeotto.