Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|     having, with the Signory mounted upon the ringhiera, or rostrum (
2     II,  VIII| followers to the new market, mounted upon a bench, and begged
3     II,  I   |     of these, he one morning mounted his horse, and, followed
4    III,  IV  |   began to see their error), mounted on horseback, and followed
5      V,  VII |      s arrival, the men were mounted and prepared to resist their
6      V,  VII |     danger; being nearly all mounted, covered with armor, and
7   VIII,  II  |     of making a last effort, mounted his horse, and, with about