Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |        sons and their partisans, ran to Henry, telling him that
2     II,  III|         seizing their arms, they ran to the house of Giano della
3    III,  VI |       with their intention, they ran armed to the palace, and
4    III,  VII| assembled in the piazza; another ran to the house of Veri de’
5    III,  VII|        man who went to watch him ran to give information to the
6     IV,  III|          from me.” The besiegers ran to save the children, and
7    VII,  V  |         hearing the disturbance, ran to the piazza where, learning
8    VII,  VI |      from the church, and others ran toward the scene of tumult,
9   VIII,  II |   content with these murders, he ran in pursuit of Lorenzo, intending,