Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VI |     into a bag or purse, and drawing them every two months. But,
2    III,  II | render all attempts upon the drawing futile.~Salvestro Alammano
3    III,  IV | extraordinary insolence, and drawing the sword with which he
4     IV,  VI |     publicly known, and upon drawing for the Signory the whole
5     IV,  VI |      holding the office. The drawing soon after took place, and
6      V,  I  |     filled by mere chance of drawing, did not afford the government
7      V,  VII|  imagined that without again drawing a sword or disturbing the
8     VI,  I  |    consider the propriety of drawing upon themselves the enmity
9    VII,  I  |   appoint the magistrates by drawing from the pollings or squittini