Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  IV  |         Parts, and whoever were attached to the Guelphic party or
 2     II,  V   |         great was the influence attached to his person, that everyone
 3     II,  VIII| citizens whom they thought most attached to their country and to
 4    III,  VII |         popular class, and more attached to the interests of the
 5      V,  IV  |    attempted to divide two such attached friends as the duke and
 6      V,  V   |       had always been devotedly attached to him. Niccolo induced
 7     VI,  IV  | Francesco and Jacopo Piccinino (attached to their cause, on account
 8     VI,  VI  |      the people of which, being attached to the Florentine republic,
 9    VII,  I   |       his country, and was more attached to this world than to the
10    VII,  I   |       own house; and being much attached to him, have him a residence
11   VIII,  VII |    CHAPTER VII~The pope becomes attached to the Florentines—The Genoese