Book,  Chapter

1      I,  III| leader. By his valor Rome was saved from the Saracens, who,
2     II,  I  | themselves to the people, who saved their houses and property;
3     IV,  V  | one-half of our property have saved the rest. But the opportunity
4     IV,  VII|      country; first when they saved Cosmo; next when they disregarded
5      V,  III|    the city, the rest will be saved as a matter of course; if
6   VIII,  II |     Medici, finding all lost, saved himself by flight. Francesco,
7   VIII,  II |    abandoned our house, again saved us, and has undertaken the