Book,  Chapter

1     II,  III |    each, and that he, with his gonfalon or banner and his forces,
2     II,  III | Ruffoli. This man unfurled his gonfalon, and destroyed the houses
3     II,  VIII|     followers of the duke, the Gonfalon of the people torn to pieces,
4     II,  I   |       drawn together under the Gonfalon of justice and the ensigns
5    III,  IV  |   their strength they took the Gonfalon of Justice from the bearer,
6    III,  IV  |          or if he who bore the Gonfalon took the road toward it.
7    III,  IV  |     trades, with which and the Gonfalon of Justice, when morning
8    VII,  I   |   proceed beyond recovery, the Gonfalon of Justice being in the
9    VII,  III |       city and government.~The Gonfalon of Justice was then in the