Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  III|        Venetians—Origin of the Catasto—The rich citizens discontented
 2     IV,  III| disturbances on account of the Catasto.~These events, and the circumstances
 3     IV,  III|       tax received the name of catasto. The new method of rating
 4     IV,  III|     how much, according to the Catasto, the rich had paid less
 5     IV,  III|        the great more than the Catasto had done; and in self-defense
 6     IV,  III|        hidden wealth which the Catasto cannot reach; that those
 7     IV,  III|    money. The advocates of the Catasto replied, that if movable
 8     IV,  III|     who were offended with the Catasto, regretted they could no
 9     IV,  III|  citizens could not endure the Catasto, and not knowing how to
10     IV,  III|    required them to extend the Catasto over the property of their
11    VII,  I  |         was the revival of the catasto, or property-tax of 1427,