Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III| Ruffoli the first Gonfalonier—Giano della Bella—New reform by
 2     II,  III|     New reform by his advice— Giano della Bella becomes a voluntary
 3     II,  III|       not knowing what to do, Giano della Bella, of a very noble
 4     II,  III| acquired great influence, and Giano della Bella not a small
 5     II,  III|      they ran to the house of Giano della Bella, to beg that
 6     II,  III|    which he had himself made. Giano, who wished Corso to be
 7     II,  III|     Capitano and abandoned by Giano della Bella, instead of
 8     II,  III|  those who wished the ruin of Giano laid the entire blame upon
 9     II,  III|      Signory and his enemies. Giano, however, did not wish to
10     II,  III|        After the departure of Giano della Bella the nobility
11     II,  V  |     of Veri de’ Cerchi and of Giano della Bella. Besides this