Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |    was brought into the New Market, and delivered with pomp
 2     II,  III |     of St. John, in the New Market, and in the Piazza of the
 3     II,  IV  |    and the whole of the New Market; from thence it spread to
 4     II,  VIII|    a disturbance in the Old Market place, then arm themselves
 5     II,  VIII|    his followers to the new market, mounted upon a bench, and
 6     II,  I   |   the Cavalcanti in the New Market. Those beyond the river
 7    III,  I   |    quarrel arose in the Old Market place, and, as it frequently
 8    III,  VII |   they proceeded to the Old Market, where they slew one of
 9    III,  VII | their course toward the New Market, and at the end of the Calimala
10   VIII,  VII |     it, they fixed upon the market day, at Furli, as most suitable