Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  IV |     commissaries—Violence of Astorre Gianni.~About this time
 2     IV,  IV | forces, both horse and foot. Astorre Gianni and Rinaldo degli
 3     IV,  IV |     one part of which, under Astorre, extended itself along the
 4     IV,  IV |   operations of the war; and Astorre Gianni had certainly given
 5     IV,  IV |     the Florentine republic. Astorre pretended to accept their
 6     IV,  V  |      the immediate return of Astorre, who being tried, was found
 7     IV,  VI |   aggravated the offenses of Astorre Gianni; this excited the
 8      V,  VII|  charge upon the bridge; but Astorre and Francesco Piccinino
 9     VI,  V  |      thousand soldiers under Astorre da Faenza and Gismondo Malatesti
10     VI,  VI |      Gismondo Malatesti, and Astorre, prince of Faenza. This
11   VIII,  VII|      and raising the cry of “Astorre and the Florentines,” offered
12   VIII,  VII|    people, took the city and Astorre under their protection.