Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|    people and the nobility—The tumults composed—Reform of Government—
 2     II,  IV |      The pope had heard of the tumults at Florence, and sent his
 3     II,  IV |    remained unarmed in so many tumults; for he thought he would
 4     II,  VI |  escaped by paying a fine.~The tumults which arose in Florence
 5     II,  VI |      remove the cause of those tumults which every three, or at
 6    III,  III|       which gave hope that the tumults would soon be appeased;
 7    III,  III|      and thus it was hoped the tumults newly excited would be settled.~
 8    III,  IV |        gained the victory, the tumults were composed, solely by
 9     VI,  II |        hand to support it.~The tumults being settled by the death
10   VIII,  I  |      Carlo, who had caused the tumults already spoken of in Sienna
11   VIII,  VI |     the peace of Lombardy, all tumults were hushed except those
12   VIII,  VII| composed, during several years tumults prevailed in Romagna, the