Book,  Chapter

1     II,  IV|          having forced the Pinti Gate, assembled his party at
2     II,  IV|          thence it spread to the gate of St. Maria, and burned
3     II,  V |      escape from the city by the Gate of the Cross. They were,
4      V,  V |        his troops, he forced the gate of S. Antonio, and introduced
5      V,  V |  slaughtered, and again when the gate was forced, being now aware
6     VI,  VI| commanded the guards to shut the gate upon such a scoundrel, and
7    VII,  V |         presented himself at the gate which looks toward Pistoia,