Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  V |      personal safety, and with Gherardo Bordoni, and some of his
 2     II,  V |   pursued by vast numbers, and Gherardo was slain upon the bridge
 3     VI,  VI|       the places they had lost—Gherardo Gambacorti, lord of Val
 4     VI,  VI|     always attended with ruin.~Gherardo Gambacorti was lord of Val
 5     VI,  VI|     continue faithful to them. Gherardo affected the greatest astonishment,
 6     VI,  VI|       the Florentines to think Gherardo had been slandered, and
 7     VI,  VI|    alike weak and treacherous. Gherardo, however, hastened his negotiation
 8     VI,  VI| fulfillment of his design; and Gherardo being at the entrance, for
 9     VI,  VI|       these events, imprisoned Gherardo’s son, and sent troops to
10     VI,  VI|       a vicariate. The traitor Gherardo escaped with difficulty,