Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  IV |         themselves in favor of the rebels; and thus skirmishes took
 2     II,  VI |    Florence from the coming of the rebels to the gates, showed that
 3    III,  III| Castiglionchio and his companions, rebels, and with them many others,
 4    III,  VII| correspondence maintained with the rebels, accused Andrea and Alberto
 5    III,  VII|            the family of the Ricci rebels; also, six of the Alberti;
 6     VI,  V  |           was in possession of the rebels. But though many advised
 7     VI,  V  |    attacked and routed part of the rebels, slew many more, and drove
 8     VI,  VII|            those barons who, being rebels, knew they would obtain
 9    VII,  I  |           nest.” Some other of the rebels gave him to understand they
10    VII,  III|         The refugees were declared rebels, and all the family of the
11    VII,  IV |          Florence, contrary to the rebels’ expectation, and the troops
12    VII,  IV |    banished and afterward declared rebels for having taken part in
13   VIII,  VI |       Genoese, who were omitted as rebels against the republic of