Book,  Chapter

1    Int      |       estate near San Casciano, seven miles from Florence. Here
2     II,  II |      arts were at first twelve, seven major and five minor. The
3     II,  III|        fourteen were appointed, seven for each party, who held
4     II,  V  |       there were then in office seven Signors of the party of
5     II,  V  |       the number was reduced to seven according to ancient custom.~
6    III,  III|   divided into MAJOR and MINOR; seven were called “major,” and
7     IV,  II |      companies from fourteen to seven, which would give the plebeians
8      V,  IV |       tender his services, with seven thousand cavalry and two
9     VI,  III| approach, they were attacked by seven of the king’s galleys, which