Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  I  |     which Filippo made with the Doge of Genoa, he had acquired
2      V,  II |      people, whom they call the Doge; not that he is absolutely
3      V,  IV |          and in presence of the Doge, he said, “The Signory of
4      V,  VI |         being introduced to the Doge, informed him that the interests
5      V,  VI |        condottiere. To this the Doge replied, it was quite manifest
6     VI,  VII|          Piero Fregoso was then doge of Genoa, and doubting his
7    VII,  III|        On this they went to the Doge, and complained of the exile
8   VIII,  III|         city, took the title of Doge. The Sforzeschi and the
9   VIII,  VI | skirmishes. Battistino Fregoso, doge of Genoa, trusting to Pagolo