Book, Chapter
1 Int | humanistic education of his time, as he knew no Greek.1 The
2 Int | Prince, written at the same time, supplement each other and
3 Int | political conditions of his time. And as in the Principe,
4 I, I | emperors, and at the same time so disturbed their government,
5 I, I | lords of Africa.~At this time Theodosius, son of Arcadius,
6 I, I | their king. He, a short time previously, in order to
7 I, II | form of government.~At this time the ancient Roman empire
8 I, II | Ravenna; but before he had time to secure the advantages
9 I, II | had won for him, in less time than he had taken to acquire
10 I, II | Justinian, being at this time assailed by the Parthians,
11 I, II | names which up to this time had been preserved, he placed
12 I, II | been established for some time, their dominions were held
13 I, II | defended themselves for a time, and others never fell under
14 I, III | Thus the popes, at one time friends of the Greeks, and
15 I, III | which occurred during the time of Heraclius, their influence
16 I, III | was in league. About this time Pascal I. occupied the pontificate,
17 I, III | among his sons, that at the time of his grandchildren, the
18 I, III | Hungary.~Romano was at this time emperor of Greece, having,
19 I, III | each other; and during this time the pope and the church
20 I, IV | Francis.~Italy was at this time governed partly by the people,
21 I, IV | people came into Italy at the time when the province was infested
22 I, IV | from thence, in a short time, recovered from the Greek
23 I, IV | which provinces, in the time of pope Nicholas II. his
24 I, IV | the Flemish.~About this time Urban II. became pope and
25 I, IV | Templars, which, after a short time, on account of their shameless
26 I, IV | great reputation, till the time of Saladin, when, by whose
27 I, IV | own pleasure. About this time, the Countess Matilda died,
28 I, IV | the emperors; and in the time of Barbarossa they were
29 I, IV | him. It happened at this time that the cardinal St. Clement,
30 I, IV | to be their magazine in time of war, and named in Alexandria,
31 I, IV | ecclesiastical affairs.~About this time Frederick returned to Italy,
32 I, IV | Naples, died about the same time, and the pope intended to
33 I, IV | Honorius III., in whose time the religious orders of
34 I, V | popes at Avignon.~At this time the states of Italy were
35 I, V | sometimes the other.~In the time of Otho III. there had come
36 I, V | by Clement IV., in whose time he arrived at Ostia, with
37 I, V | king of Bohemia. At this time Adrian died, and Nicholas
38 I, V | family. Previous to his time no mention is made of the
39 I, V | VIII. was elected.~After a time the French and Germans left
40 I, VI | and the Venetians.~At this time, Charles II. of Naples died,
41 I, VI | the papacy, during whose time the emperor still continued
42 I, VI | defending themselves a long time, began to despair of effecting
43 I, VI | small space, in a short time they made those places not
44 I, VI | But when, in the course of time, urged by their eagerness
45 I, VI | recover herself till the time of Alexander VI., who, by
46 I, VI | had died a considerable time before him. He ordered that
47 I, VI | a prisoner. After some time, in imitation of Rienzi,
48 I, VI | enemies, he too, after a short time, shared the same fate, and
49 I, VI | to the church. About this time Luchino Visconti died, and
50 I, VI | Urban irregular. At this time, the Genoese threw off the
51 I, VI | Although the Genoese were for a time successful, and held Venice
52 I, VII | twenty-nine cardinals. At this time Charles, king of Naples,
53 I, VII | at Naples. About the same time Giovanni Galeazzo Visconti
54 I, VII | those leaders who had from time to time authority in the
55 I, VII | leaders who had from time to time authority in the country,
56 I, VII | slain. Filippo remained some time in the castle of Pavia,
57 I, VII | he only remained a short time, for he was poisoned, by
58 I, VII | and then Padua.~At this time Pope Boniface died, and
59 I, VII | that the king in a short time gathered strength and retook
60 I, VII | of his enemies.~At this time there were three popes,
61 II, I | towns and cities were from time to time established; and
62 II, I | cities were from time to time established; and there is
63 II, I | their goods, and which, in time, became substantial buildings.
64 II, I | Florentini; for, in the time of Tiberius, they were governed
65 II, I | have two names at the same time. Therefore I think that,
66 II, I | Charlemagne; from whose time, till the year 1215, she
67 II, I | prince; so that, in the time of Henry III. the mind of
68 II, I | might be accomplished at any time, she had not made known
69 II, I | these troubles till the time of Frederick II., who, being
70 II, I | the rest of Italy had long time been, became divided into
71 II, II | Florentines thought the time favorable for the ordination
72 II, II | that the enemy might have time to provide for his defense;
73 II, II | authority Florence in a short time acquired. She became not
74 II, II | ten years, during which time they compelled the people
75 II, II | while in power, during the time of Frederick, as because
76 II, III | city.~Florence was at this time in a very unhappy condition;
77 II, III | Florentines remained for some time in domestic quiet, during
78 II, III | that every Signory at the time of entering upon the duties
79 II, III | nobility. Thus in a short time Florence again fell into
80 II, III | the Signory, which at that time was situated near St. Procolo;
81 II, III | would have to be done some time, and that it would be better
82 II, IV | Signory, one of whom at that time was the poet Dante, took
83 II, V | of her leaders, was the time for them to return. They,
84 II, V | that those who, a short time previously, when they came
85 II, VI | government.~About the same time, Uguccione lost the sovereignty
86 II, VI | enterprises, in a short time became the head of the Ghibellines
87 II, VI | unwillingly, gave the enemy time to withdraw in safety to
88 II, VI | appoint the Signory for a time only, the then existing
89 II, VI | magistracies for a long time to come, as well those whose
90 II, VI | consent to this, he wasted time, and allowed Castruccio
91 II, VI | Florence, so that in a short time, beyond the expectation
92 II, VII | pernicious; for although at the time they might have obtained
93 II, VII | the Lucchese.~About this time the emperor left Italy.
94 II, VII | distinguished painter of his time, they built the tower of
95 II, VII | elected a third, and at this time they had made an extraordinary
96 II, VII | happens, when there is any time allowed between the determining
97 II, VII | Taldo Valori was at this time Gonfalonier, and Francesco
98 II, VIII| which nothing can subdue, time cannot wear away, nor can
99 II, VIII| so that in a very short time you may expect to see the
100 II, VIII| disposed to vengeance.~“That time can neither destroy nor
101 II, VIII| This office was at that time held by Rinieri di Giotto,
102 II, VIII| men; so that in a short time Florence became not only
103 II, VIII| Agnolo Acciajuoli was at this time archbishop of Florence,
104 II, VIII| slaughter. In a very short time the chief conspirators became
105 II, I | the popular party.~At the time these events took place
106 II, I | to arms, and in a short time drew together about 4,000
107 III, I | The pontiffs, who at this time resided in France, and the
108 III, I | These families were at the time full of hatred against each
109 III, I | over the Ghibellines. But time, a variety of circumstances,
110 III, I | ADMONISHED.~The Capitani in time acquiring greater audacity,
111 III, I | provision tempered for a time the power of the Capitani,
112 III, I | In such distractions the time passed from 1366 to 1371,
113 III, I | has been uppermost at the time. Hence it follows that,
114 III, I | honored; yet after a short time they divided into the Bianchi
115 III, I | disorders of the present time. The ancient families possessed
116 III, II | much did citizens at that time prefer the good of their
117 III, II | but did not agree upon the time of carrying it into execution.
118 III, II | ends, at one and the same time, having to consult, first
119 III, II | Provost (which office for the time makes its possessor almost
120 III, II | di Parte had at the same time drawn together a great number
121 III, III | no citizens should at any time, whether Signor, Colleague,
122 III, III | reduce to slavery in a time of peace, that city, which
123 III, III | their merits. For in the time of Charles I., when the
124 III, III | twelve; in the course of time they were increased to twenty-one,
125 III, III | comfort and security for the time to come. We must, therefore,
126 III, III | renewal of them at some future time. I confess this course is
127 III, III | magistrates. Now then is the time, not only to liberate yourself
128 III, IV | people, and give himself time to make some arrangement,
129 III, IV | had set out about the same time as Michael, and it happened
130 III, IV | every other citizen of his time, and deserves to be enumerated
131 III, V | Giorgio Scali beheaded.~By the time Michael di Lando had subdued
132 III, V | peace to the city for the time; but though the republic
133 III, V | Gianozzo da Salerno was at this time in Bologna. He held a command
134 III, V | people who only a short time before had idolized him,
135 III, VI | than of injury. At this time Louis of Anjou came into
136 III, VI | of Louis, and at the same time assist Charles, discharged
137 III, VI | the Balia for a limited time; and when the citizens elected
138 III, VI | and decency, although the time allowed might not have expired.
139 III, VI | until 1393. During this time, Giovanni Galeazzo Visconti,
140 III, VII | with whom he had for some time been upon terms of most
141 III, VII | which the shortness of time, and the absence of the
142 III, VII | Maso degli Albizzi.~At this time many discontented citizens
143 III, VII | continued twelve years. At this time, the government having gained
144 III, VII | their own valor. From the time of the king’s decease, peace
145 IV, III | died in a few days.~At this time Count Oddo and Niccolo Piccinino
146 IV, III | been imposed during that time, that it was resolved to
147 IV, III | their property and their time, while of others she only
148 IV, III | property against a certain time. This was extremely offensive
149 IV, IV | Astorre Gianni.~About this time Giovanni de’ Medici was
150 IV, IV | melancholy; but after a short time his conversation became
151 IV, IV | returned to their city, the time arrived for the new Priors
152 IV, IV | recovered almost at the same time, present circumstances afforded
153 IV, IV | Jacopo Viviani, who, a short time previously, had been imprisoned
154 IV, IV | and hostile, and that in time she would become an obstacle
155 IV, V | restored to them, and as time and circumstance gave opportunity,
156 IV, V | the commissaries waste of time; and wishing to draw nearer
157 IV, V | hear of any excuse.~At that time there lived at Florence,
158 IV, V | of the place; at the same time intimating, that if he did
159 IV, VI | make, so that in a short time he would return, and the
160 IV, VI | sell the republic at any time, and fortune has so much
161 IV, VI | advised, and that as the time was suitable for action,
162 IV, VII | they would have sufficient time to take arms, and adopt
163 IV, VII | advice; and now the third time by not coming armed in her
164 IV, VII | Pope Eugenius was at this time at Florence, having been
165 IV, VII | the pope; but at the same time sent secretly to the mountains
166 V, I | church. There were at this time two factions or armed parties
167 V, I | pope and his colleagues time to recover themselves. They
168 V, I | occasion. Thus in a short time, having expelled or impoverished
169 V, II | king of Aragon, was at this time in Sicily, and having obtained
170 V, II | Genoa, as occurred at the time Alfonso of Aragon was made
171 V, II | Filippo, not only had no time to arm, but scarcely to
172 V, II | before the citizens had time to become settled and establish
173 V, III | be able to defend for a time, and that, in the interim,
174 V, III | and the casualties which time might produce, and both
175 V, III | declaring, at the same time, the promised marriage should
176 V, III | year.~There were at that time certain differences between
177 V, IV | designing to remain there some time, or till a new enterprise
178 V, IV | dispatch; and promised that time should never cancel the
179 V, V | this, would occupy more time than could be spared with
180 V, V | otherwise, he would not be in time to prevent him; so, with
181 V, V | could not collect them in time to prevent the count’s troops
182 V, V | the war suspended for a time, the hope he had entertained
183 V, VI | required. The appointed time found him punctual; and
184 V, VI | the summer; and thus the time available for the war would
185 V, VI | thought he was wasting time, and resolved to undertake
186 V, VI | and the loss of so much time, for the attainment of so
187 V, VI | the gates, waited till the time appointed for the coming
188 V, VII | rabble to vanquish them. The time occupied by the Florentine
189 VI, I | Venetians hesitated for a time, both to consider the propriety
190 VI, II | survived him but a short time; and his wife, Annalena,
191 VI, II | a manner that in a short time he had again assembled so
192 VI, II | commissaries were in Bologna at the time, and at first kept themselves
193 VI, II | nothing was done at the time, except that Cosmo, taking
194 VI, III | received from the duke at the time of his decease. To this
195 VI, III | Lombardy would give him both time and opportunity, and wishing
196 VI, III | from him also; for at that time they were assailed not only
197 VI, IV | treat for peace. At one time it seemed the fate of their
198 VI, IV | the duke possessed at the time of his death.~When this
199 VI, IV | treaty, and during this time he determined to dupe the
200 VI, IV | favored the count, and the time gave him opportunity to
201 VI, IV | they were to draw out the time in diplomacy.~
202 VI, V | those who, only a short time previously had heaped on
203 VI, V | impelling them at the same time to hostilities, the king
204 VI, V | alliance, and at the same time the enmity of the Venetians
205 VI, V | the people, who at this time, having sent their forces
206 VI, VI | such celerity as to be in time to present himself before
207 VI, VI | acceded to it within the time. Besides this, the Florentines,
208 VI, VII | the Adorni. At the same time, he ordered Jacopo Piccinino
209 VI, VII | King René, who had a short time previously left Florence
210 VI, VII | government. At the same time, King René coming with a
211 VI, VII | continued the war for a time by the assistance of those
212 VII, I | of the Great. At the same time, the friends of different
213 VII, I | Ruccellai. No one of his time possessed such an intimate
214 VII, I | to him, lost either their time, money, or territory. Of
215 VII, I | the most erudite of his time, to Florence, to instruct
216 VII, II | oppressed and ruined.~At this time, Pope Pius II. having settled
217 VII, II | son, Raffaello, had some time before married Alessandra
218 VII, II | merchants who failed about this time; for it was reported that
219 VII, II | the city, and in a short time Piero’s power would be visibly
220 VII, III | midst of these events, the time arrived for the renewal
221 VII, III | thought they would be in time enough to effect their purpose
222 VII, III | unable to resist. At this time there resided at Ferrara,
223 VII, IV | arrived, and with it the usual time for armies to retire into
224 VII, IV | Christian name. About this time died Borso, marquis of Ferrara,
225 VII, IV | words: “I never thought a time would come when the behavior
226 VII, IV | citizens accorded with the time and circumstances, but they
227 VII, IV | and having arranged the time and plan, informed Diotisalvi
228 VII, V | ought to be adopted. At this time, Roberto da San Severino,
229 VII, V | quelled almost at the same time, the citizens returned to
230 VII, V | employment, wasted their time and means on gaming and
231 VII, V | people of Volterra; but in time, finding the profits derived
232 VII, V | wrought it; but, at the same time, recommended them to pay
233 VII, VI | prince of Urbino, was at this time one of the first generals
234 VII, VI | whole territory in a short time, from the want of courage
235 VII, VI | considering the most suitable time and place, the castle seemed
236 VIII, I | their contrivers, and, in time, inevitably injure their
237 VIII, I | The Pazzi were at this time, both on account of nobility
238 VIII, I | of their undertaking; for time pressing, they were compelled
239 VIII, I | Having now decided upon the time, they resolved that the
240 VIII, II | liberty.~There were at this time in Florence some people
241 VIII, III | own territories.~At this time, Genoa withdrew from the
242 VIII, III | country around Pisa.~At this time, ambassadors came to Florence
243 VIII, IV | Soderini, who was at that time Gonfalonier of Justice.
244 VIII, IV | for the republic.~At this time Roberto da San Severino,
245 VIII, IV | such a course; at the same time opposing in the council
246 VIII, V | Otranto, and were at that time in his service. The lord
247 VIII, VI | its laws, which up to this time have not been changed; for
248 VIII, VI | should it happen (as in time it easily may) that the
249 VIII, VII | river Magra, at the same time pressing Serezanello with
250 VIII, VII | the duke of Milan.~At this time the Dutch made war upon
251 VIII, VII | they obtained.~About this time, there arose serious troubles
252 VIII, VII | germinate, which in a little time ruined Italy, and continue
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