Book,  Chapter

1    III,  V  |      armed men, a tumultuous cry arose from the midst of
2      V,  II |   all armed, they raised the cry of liberty. It was wonderful
3     VI,  V  |  entered, than they raised a cry, by which Santi Bentivogli,
4    VII,  V  | number. They then raised the cry of liberty, and proceeded
5   VIII,  V  | where they were to raise the cry of “The duke and the Lady
6   VIII,  VII|     the window, and with the cry of “church and liberty,”
7   VIII,  VII|    prisoner, and raising the cry of “Astorre and the Florentines,”