Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  II |      came to Florence, without commission to the captains.~Pope Gregory
 2    III,  II |    them from proceeding to the commission of violence. Salvestro intended
 3    III,  III|       that you contemplate the commission of new crimes against your
 4    III,  III|     had instigated them to the commission of crime. To this may be
 5    III,  IV |     were burned, and after the commission of much violence, by way
 6    III,  IV | followers went to execute this commission; and, to commence with justice
 7    III,  IV |   presumption, explained their commission to the Signory, upbraided
 8     IV,  II |        them.~He undertook this commission, and in the most prevailing
 9     IV,  VI |        and made him resign his commission without leave; this, too,
10     IV,  VII|      Farnagaccio undertook the commission, the money was paid, Bernardo
11     VI,  VI |        in order to prevent the commission of some rash act, banished