Book, Chapter
1 Int | while in its details the authority of his History is often
2 I, I | fought under his ensigns, and authority. On the death of Theodosius,
3 I, III | acquire greater temporal authority than they had previously
4 I, III | more rapidly increased her authority. Nevertheless, the whole
5 I, III | never acquired any greater authority than what reverence for
6 I, III | obedience to the pope; his authority, however, was not greatly
7 I, III | constantly extended her authority over temporal princes.~The
8 I, III | and arrogated so great authority, that having excluded the
9 I, III | The popes had more or less authority in Rome and the rest of
10 I, IV | emperor. The highest in authority, and to whom the others
11 I, IV | and the pontiffs, whose authority had previously been used
12 I, IV | other of reputation and authority.~Nicholas II. now attained
13 I, IV | Lombardy, had reacquired some authority in Rome, and proceeded to
14 I, IV | refused to submit to their authority, they proceeded against
15 I, IV | inhabitants, that with his authority he might defend them from
16 I, IV | pope exercised so great authority over distant princes, he
17 I, IV | deprived the emperor of all authority over Rome, and named William,
18 I, V | sending an ambassador, with authority to make all those cities
19 I, V | establish nor enjoy his authority, and raised two very powerful
20 I, VI | emperor possessed little authority in the province. But Frederick
21 I, VI | the church, the imperial authority to retain possession of
22 I, VI | these princes, restored the authority of the church.~The emperor,
23 I, VII | who had from time to time authority in the country, and partly
24 II, I | greater influence, and the authority of the German emperors was
25 II, I | those who had the greatest authority with the people, considered
26 II, II | trades’ companies, and their authority—Count Guido Novello expelled—
27 II, II | to imagine the power and authority Florence in a short time
28 II, II | finding themselves divested of authority, could not rest, but watched
29 II, II | city entirely to the king’s authority, annulling the magistracies
30 II, II | estimation with Manfred, his authority put a stop to the discussion,
31 II, III | insolent, and set aside the authority of the magistrates; so that
32 II, III | restored to Charles all the authority which had been taken from
33 II, III | influence, that of their own authority they ordered that, instead
34 II, III | thought he possessed too great authority. This became very evident
35 II, III | hopes of recovering their authority; and judging their misfortune
36 II, IV | that he would interpose his authority between these turbulent
37 II, IV | friendship, they gave him authority to dispose of the city as
38 II, IV | without either honor or authority; and to these natural causes
39 II, IV | not possess that sort of authority in the city which was due
40 II, IV | people’s confidence, that authority was given him to establish
41 II, V | the Cavalcanti of their authority, the people took from them
42 II, V | himself of private force and authority, and of the enemies of the
43 II, V | who had endowed him with authority. His insolence rose to such
44 II, V | her enemies, nor a king’s authority, could unite for her own
45 II, V | to resist him. Still his authority was not great, because the
46 II, V | Lando was stripped of all authority and send back to Agobbio,
47 II, VI | sufficient power, assumed the authority to fix upon the Signors
48 II, VI | and withdraw it from his authority. Of their citizens and friends
49 II, VI | and required to have that authority in the city which had been
50 II, VII | endowed him with unlimited authority over the citizens. This
51 II, VII | delinquents by the civil authority, than to attempt, upon a
52 II, VII | commonly the case, the more authority they possessed the worse
53 II, VII | country, with unlimited authority, to the end that those whom
54 II, VII | Athens might have greater authority to defend them, they first
55 II, VII | but of submitting to the authority of a prince who, being acquainted
56 II, VIII| existed in freedom; for the authority which we have at times conceded
57 II, VIII| or be content with the authority we have conferred; and this
58 II, VIII| order to strip those of all authority who had been defenders of
59 II, VIII| took from the Signory all authority. His rectors were Baglione
60 II, VIII| submit contentedly to his authority. He also began to confer
61 II, VIII| the report of the duke’s authority spread abroad, many of French
62 II, VIII| were invested with full authority to remodel the state of
63 III, I | this disorder with civil authority alone.~We have before related,
64 III, I | that it thus acquired great authority over the Ghibellines. But
65 III, I | new order of things, his authority went on increasing, and
66 III, I | value, it was provided that authority should be given to the Capitani
67 III, I | now addressed them, gave authority to fifty-six citizens to
68 III, I | he possessed the greatest authority, remained open to him; and
69 III, II | administration of it, giving them authority to act without appeal, and
70 III, II | nobility, to retrench the authority of the Capitani di Parte,
71 III, III | fury being abated by the authority of the Signors and the approach
72 III, III | require? You wished to have authority taken from the Capitani
73 III, III | powerful body, and first in authority, supports the greater part
74 III, III | errors, and have sufficient authority to threaten the city with
75 III, IV | and under the shadow of authority which it gave them, burned
76 III, IV | not yet laid down their authority.~When the plebeians entered
77 III, IV | by the influence of his authority. These qualities subdued
78 III, V | to save him either by his authority or entreaties, obtained
79 III, VI | and earnestly desired that authority might be restored to the
80 III, VI | of their trades and the authority which these conferred.~Such
81 III, VI | conferred upon the city by his authority, when in danger from the
82 III, VI | enable him to recover his authority, and drive them out of the
83 III, VI | the mob, and to reduce the authority of the plebeian trades,
84 III, VI | the government, they gave authority to the Gonfalonier of Justice,
85 III, VII | appointed a Balia, by whose authority many were banished, and
86 III, VII | utmost of his power, their authority should be restored. He then
87 III, VII | Acciajuoli, who thought of great authority, and the superior rather
88 IV, I | Medici re-establishes the authority of his family— Filippo Visconti,
89 IV, I | the insolent have too much authority, and in the latter, the
90 IV, I | to Niccolo da Uzzano in authority, were Bartolomeo Valori,
91 IV, II | imposed a tax of its own authority; and would soon, if not
92 IV, II | nobility, and diminish the authority of the minor trades by reducing
93 IV, II | give the plebeians less authority in the Councils, both by
94 IV, II | number and by increasing the authority of the great; who, on account
95 IV, IV | induce the people, by the authority of the Priors and his own
96 IV, V | submitting themselves to your authority. And if our extreme distress
97 IV, V | ambassador at Lucca, and with the authority of the count he contrived
98 IV, VI | citizen may ever, in power and authority, surpass the rest. But if
99 IV, VII | had not sufficient civil authority to expel them. The remedy
100 IV, VII | and the old resign their authority, Rinaldo again called together
101 IV, VII | citizens abated, and the pope’s authority did not contribute to its
102 IV, VII | thinking that at all events the authority of his holiness would insure
103 V, I | inferior to any in power and authority; for being situated in the
104 V, I | case with all who retain authority only by the consent and
105 V, I | gave to eight of the guard authority to proceed capitally, and
106 V, II | Alfonso), but the power and authority with Filippo; so that it
107 V, II | induced to submit to the authority of the law. Of these, the
108 V, II | they subject to foreign authority. Hence it happens, that
109 V, V | the cardinal with too much authority.~
110 VI, II | other; for to the great authority which he possessed in the
111 VI, II | acquisition of power, and the authority of the Balia expired, many
112 VI, II | reformed the government, gave authority to a limited number to create
113 VI, II | they strengthened their authority and influence, and humbled
114 VI, II | burned. Thus the duke’s authority was sufficient to prompt
115 VI, III | submit themselves to his authority, on condition that he should
116 VI, IV | those who had inherited his authority, and that, if to the benefits
117 VI, VI | meantime, endeavor, by the authority of the king of France, to
118 VI, VI | ambassadors to himself, with authority to negotiate a general peace,
119 VII, I | of twenty-one years, the authority of a balia was granted to
120 VII, I | difficulty in resuming its authority; and this was occasioned,
121 VII, I | contemporaries in wealth and authority, but also in generosity
122 VII, I | him in fortune; while the authority they possessed in Florence
123 VII, II | consequence destructive to his authority. He explained the disorder
124 VII, II | Piero’s removal, the whole authority of the state would devolve
125 VII, II | one of which was, that the authority of the balia had expired;
126 VII, II | reasonable, held that as the authority of the balia had ceased,
127 VII, III | should be reformed by the authority of Niccolo, and thought
128 VII, III | deprive him both of his authority and his life, had caused
129 VII, III | ought else; for when the authority of the Balia expired, he
130 VII, IV | Galeazzo, who possessing great authority and little experience, was
131 VII, IV | Soderini, whose prudence and authority were well known not only
132 VII, V | possessing the supreme authority, assembled in their palace
133 VIII, I | for that family undivided authority, and distinguish them from
134 VIII, I | families, their equals in authority and reputation, those who
135 VIII, I | and they acquired so much authority, that discontented spirits
136 VIII, I | and how injurious to his authority, to unite in the same individuals
137 VIII, I | sanction of some greater authority to induce him to adopt their
138 VIII, I | ideas. To render the pope’s authority available in their behalf,
139 VIII, I | before they parted the pope’s authority seemed to have influenced
140 VIII, II | conjunction with the civil authority. Thus being free from apprehension
141 VIII, II | by envy and hatred of our authority, they offend you rather
142 VIII, II | but yourselves by your authority and benevolence defended
143 VIII, IV | and endowed him with full authority to make such arrangements
144 VIII, IV | endeavored to diminish the authority of Tassino with the duchess
145 VIII, IV | citizens, in whom the principal authority was invested. This new regulation
146 VIII, IV | efforts. To establish their authority, they in the first place
147 VIII, V | case where several of equal authority are joined in command, their
148 VIII, V | all the pre-eminence and authority over Ferrara itself which
149 VIII, VI | entirely under the king’s authority, and sent for the Count
150 VIII, VII | Furli, was a man of great authority in that city, and became
151 VIII, VII | Italy, and by his wisdom and authority established peace, turned
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