Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  III|    effect a pacification—Luigi Guicciardini the Gonfalonier entreats
 2    III,  III|      were drawn for, and Luigi Guicciardini appointed Gonfalonier, which
 3    III,  III| brought before them, and Luigi Guicciardini, the Gonfalonier, addressed
 4    III,  IV |      burned the house of Luigi Guicciardini; and the Signory, for fear
 5    III,  IV | circumstance occurred to Luigi Guicciardini, Gonfalonier of Justice.~
 6     IV,  V  |        as commissary, Giovanni Guicciardini, who encamped before Lucca,
 7     IV,  V  |        severe against Giovanni Guicciardini than any other, declaring
 8     IV,  VI |     the appearance of Giovanni Guicciardini, and from this arose all
 9     IV,  VI |   their hands. In the house of Guicciardini, of the sons of Luigi, Piero
10     IV,  VII|     Palla Strozzi and Giovanni Guicciardini, though each had assembled
11   VIII,  III|      On the other side, Jacopo Guicciardini, commissary to the army,
12   VIII,  VI |     place on that side. Jacopo Guicciardini was commissary of the army;
13   VIII,  VII|        large army under Jacopo Guicciardini and Pietro Vettori, they