Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  V  |    residences, and the streets approaching them, were barricaded and
 2     II,  V  |         at Rovezzano. But when approaching Florence, that he might
 3     II,  VII|    have it, to bring about the approaching evils, arrived at Florence
 4    III,  II |    preferable to wait till the approaching feast of St. John on which,
 5     IV,  II |       persons apprehended some approaching evil; for the higher ranks,
 6     IV,  V  | learned that your ensigns were approaching, we hastened to meet your
 7     IV,  V  |        Florentines, instead of approaching the city as they wished,
 8     IV,  VII|     them that he foresaw their approaching ruin for having allowed
 9      V,  VI |      in the arrangement of the approaching campaign; and ordered that
10     VI,  V  |      Florentines an earnest of approaching war; they consequently followed
11    VII,  VI |     many omens occurred of his approaching death; for in the morning,