Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  |       general treatise we have shown. Nor could the Florentines,
 2     II,  I  |    city was, as we have before shown, divided into sixths; and
 3    III,  I  |   causes of her divisions, and shown how the factions of the
 4    III,  IV |     and want of respect he had shown toward them. Coming to threats
 5    III,  VII|  members of the trades who had shown the greatest audacity in
 6    III,  VII|      book will be particularly shown.~
 7     VI,  VII|        as will be particularly shown in the following book.~
 8    VII,  III|        Florence, having always shown himself quiet and peaceable.
 9    VII,  VI |        continuance, as will be shown in the following book; which,
10   VIII,  II | exalted; for if experience has shown me that I had more enemies
11   VIII,  II |       Certainly those who have shown themselves so much our enemies,
12   VIII,  IV |      succession, the disregard shown by their church toward temporal
13   VIII,  V  |       both sides than had been shown in any other during the