Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  IV|     that the city possessed two governments, and was under the direction
 2     IV,  I |  peculiar defects in republican governments— Application of this reflection
 3     IV,  I |        ducal forces.~Republican governments, more especially those imperfectly
 4      V,  I |      some of the new cities and governments that afterward sprang up,
 5      V,  I |         barbarians.~Among these governments, the Florentines, although
 6      V,  I |         therefore, of these new governments, if no seasons occurred
 7     VI,  V |      subsisting between the two governments; amicably reminding them,
 8    VII,  I | Connection of the other Italian governments with the history of Florence—
 9    VII,  I |         to induce the different governments to join in an expedition
10    VII,  I |      only among the princes and governments of Italy, but throughout