Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  |    marriage; and from an upper apartment, seeing Buondelmonti approach
 2     IV,  IV | subjects, let him to the lower apartment, and fell upon him with
 3     IV,  VI |        conclusion.~There is an apartment in the tower of the palace
 4     IV,  VII|       to Federigo to leave the apartment, and he, guessing the cause,
 5     VI,  II |      him, concealed in his own apartment at the palace several young
 6     VI,  VI |     brought in, he entered the apartment dressed in cloth of gold,
 7    VII,  I  |      On being carried from one apartment to another, after Giovanni’
 8    VII,  VI |    severe, had withdrawn to an apartment of the archpriest, who was
 9   VIII,  VII|     the hall, proceeded to his apartment, and desired an attendant
10   VIII,  VII|        count, and entering the apartment with a few of his people,
11   VIII,  VII|        for that purpose in the apartment. She had acquainted her