Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII |          Duke Filippo kept himself shut up in his apartments, and
 2     II,  VI  | Florentines having resolved to go, shut up their shops and houses,
 3     II,  VIII|       threatened by those who were shut up with him, he was forced
 4    III,  II  |       become so excited, that they shut up the shops; the citizens
 5    III,  VII |       moment of their deaths, they shut themselves up. Upon the
 6     IV,  VII |            caused the palace to be shut up, and having no one to
 7      V,  V   |            that the enemy might be shut out.~The Count Francesco
 8      V,  VII |         abandoned to his fate, had shut himself up in Poppi, not
 9     VI,  VI  |            commanded the guards to shut the gate upon such a scoundrel,
10    VII,  I   |           him why he kept his eyes shut, and he said, “to get them
11   VIII,  II  |         greater part of them being shut up in the cancelleria into
12   VIII,  II  |     archbishop, part of them being shut up, and part overcome with
13   VIII,  VII |           Poggio Imperiale; and he shut out the enemy in the direction