Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV | from him to return to their homes, instead of proceeding to
 2      I,  VI |   all the banished to their homes, whether they were Guelphs
 3     II,  III|     reasons kept from their homes, and was in condition to
 4     II,  I  |   off and returned to their homes, and Andrea, finding himself
 5    III,  III|     aid, to return to their homes. They appointed guards in
 6    III,  IV |  were afraid to leave their homes. The first body of plebeians
 7    III,  IV | withdraw privately to their homes. This advice, given by those
 8    III,  VII|   return peaceably to their homes.~The disturbance having
 9      V,  III|   your country, but to your homes, your wives, and your children.”
10    VII,  II |    troops returned to their homes. The death of the pontiff
11    VII,  V  |   priors to retire to their homes; and, on the way thither,
12   VIII,  II |    compelled to leave their homes; and the Pazzi, by promising