Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  |     money of the Milanese, he pretended to make them free and to
2     II,  IV  |      genuine, but written and pretended to be found, by the Donati,
3     II,  VIII|       consequences; but still pretended to think himself beloved;
4    III,  II  |       attempt likely to fail, pretended to leave the room for a
5     IV,  IV  |  Florentine republic. Astorre pretended to accept their proposal,
6   VIII,  I   | returned to Florence. After a pretended consultation with Lorenzo,
7   VIII,  VI  |      him upon the business he pretended then to have in hand. The
8   VIII,  VII |      and after a few words of pretended communication, slew him,