Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VII |  might conquer with glory or die without shame, armed themselves,
 2     II,  VIII|  from this odious tyranny or die in the attempt. Three distinct
 3     II,  VIII| resolved to rise at once and die like men, with arms in their
 4     II,  VIII|    likely, after a few days, die either of hunger, or by
 5     II,  I   |    to have. They resolved to die fighting, and rather see
 6     IV,  III |    them, and rather chose to die in the flames than owe his
 7     IV,  IV  | appointed at my birth, and I die content, knowing that I
 8     IV,  V   |  about against the enemy, to die either by hunger or the
 9      V,  III |      promised one and all to die rather than abandon their
10    VII,  V   |  because, having resolved to die in Florence rather than
11   VIII,  IV  | compelled either to fight or die; saying, that since every