Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |            Theodoric permission to lead his people against him,
 2     II,  VIII|             and we have no wish to lead you, blinded by ambition,
 3     II,  VIII| Florentines call those steps which lead to the palace), the agreement
 4     II,  VIII|           of his friends, took the lead and assailed the palace.
 5    III,  VII |            those who were ready to lead them, they stared at each
 6     IV,  VI  |       Those actions of Cosmo which lead us to suspect him are, that
 7      V,  II  |            ordered Neri di Gino to lead their forces into the Pisan
 8     VI,  II  |           him wherever he chose to lead them. Baldaccio was the
 9    VII,  II  |            suitable opportunity to lead the Christians against the
10    VII,  III |       after Piero’s death he might lead them into the piazza, and
11   VIII,  III |      Lorenzo Vitelli commanded, to lead a force against that place,