Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |        with him, to resume the management of the state, but could
 2     II,  III|     number to take part in the management of affairs.~While both parties
 3     II,  IV |      many citizens who had the management of the public money, of
 4    III,  V  |        of those possessing the management of affairs; for every accident,
 5     IV,  IV |       a Council of Ten for its management, and hired forces, both
 6     IV,  V  |      had been appointed to the management of the war, reviving the
 7     IV,  VI |     were sent to assist in the management, as being men of greater
 8      V,  III|        inhabitants, placed the management of the siege in the hands
 9      V,  VI |       Venetians respecting the management of the war. The Florentines
10     VI,  III|   created a council of ten for management of the war, and prepared
11    VII,  II | government of the city and the management of his fortune. Piero acquired
12   VIII,  IV |      who were appointed to the management of the war, perceiving the
13   VIII,  IV |        errors committed in the management of the war, the expenses