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Niccolò Machiavelli
History of Florence

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   Book,  Chapter
1 I, I | siege to Aquileia, where he remained without any obstacle for 2 I, II | of Rome; while to him who remained in Ravenna, and governed 3 I, V | unknown, put to death.~Italy remained in repose until the pontificate 4 I, V | left Italy, and the country remained wholly in the hands of the 5 I, VI | he went to Rome, where he remained only a few days, being driven 6 I, VI | prince of Milan. Of him remained Galeazzo and Azzo; and, 7 I, VI | themselves the four cities which remained of the church faction. They 8 I, VI | fortresses of the church, few remained without a prince; for she 9 I, VII | went to Scesi, where he remained till the jubilee of 1400, 10 I, VII | Giovanmaria was slain. Filippo remained some time in the castle 11 I, VII | Verona, in which he only remained a short time, for he was 12 I, VII | and slew him. Of Braccio remained Oddo, his son, from whom 13 I, VII | Braccio, Niccolo Piccinino remained of greatest reputation.~ 14 II, II | divisions of her citizens. They remained under the this government 15 II, II | Guelph as Ghibelline, who yet remained without. The Guelphs returned, 16 II, II | which state of contumacy she remained as long as the pontiff lived; 17 II, III | adopted. The Florentines remained for some time in domestic 18 II, III | laid aside, both parties remained full of suspicion, and each 19 II, IV | disobedience.~Both parties remained in Florence, and equally 20 II, IV | departure of Charles, Florence remained quiet. Corso alone was restless, 21 II, IV | sword. Corso Donati alone remained unarmed in so many tumults; 22 II, IV | party which favored them remained inferior.~ 23 II, V | multitude of his enemies, remained undaunted, and fortified 24 II, V | from Florence, where he remained fifty days without effecting 25 II, VI | repulsed by those who had remained at home. They then endeavored 26 II, VII | resolution, if they had remained in it, would have been of 27 II, VII | which occurred in 1328, remained in domestic peace till 1340, 28 II, VIII| did him little good. He remained, notwithstanding all he 29 II, VIII| he, not being asked for, remained in the palace, and during 30 II, I | To the eight signors who remained, a Gonfalonier of Justice 31 II, I | reformed, that the government remained wholly in the hands of the 32 II, I | subdued; so that there only remained on this side of the Arno, 33 II, I | except by the Bardi, who remained undaunted, notwithstanding 34 II, I | After these events the city remained in peace till the year 1353. 35 III, I | the greatest authority, remained open to him; and if he and 36 III, III | admonished would only have remained quiet, order would soon 37 III, IV | and the palace abandoned, remained within doors; others followed 38 III, IV | of saving the city, they remained in the lodges and courts 39 III, IV | more than a moment nothing remained of him but the foot by which 40 III, VI | internal peace of the city remained undisturbed until 1393. 41 III, VII | those of the Alberti who remained in the city, and to the 42 III, VII | arms upon slight occasions, remained unmoved under the pressure 43 III, VII | it, the peace of the city remained undisturbed from 1400 to 44 IV, I | Niccolo da Uzzano. The city remained tranquil from 1414 to 1422; 45 IV, I | money; and if any of them remained in the city, they were deprived 46 IV, I | and a desire of vengeance remained pent in their bosoms, ungratified 47 IV, III | disclosed or foretold him, remained unmoved, although parties 48 IV, IV | and while part of them remained below, Arcolano, with three 49 IV, VII | Barbadoro, and the rest who remained without, that they were 50 V, II | month of December, they remained several days without attacking 51 V, III | into Lombardy. There still remained another difficulty, which, 52 V, IV | their own fears. There still remained the question about the route 53 V, V | were soon over, and Brescia remained in her former difficulties. 54 V, VI | his expedition; for had he remained with his forces near Florence, 55 VI, I | the peace of Lombardy, had remained with his forces in Romagna. 56 VI, I | honorably received; and having remained a few days, finding he could 57 VI, II | the head being severed, it remained the whole day exposed to 58 VI, II | and Recanati; all the rest remained in the count’s possession.~ 59 VI, II | Canneschi, Bologna still remained in the greatest confusion. 60 VI, III | those castles which still remained in the enemy’s power; who, 61 VI, III | during the cold season, he remained in repose with his wife.~ 62 VI, V | Francesco Piccinino, there remained only Jacopo his brother, 63 VI, V | received by the Signory. He remained in the city till the sixth 64 VI, VII | establish peace if the kingdom remained in the hands which at present 65 VII, I | the dominant party only remained united so long as its enemies 66 VII, I | overcame their adversaries, or remained uninjured by his alliance; 67 VII, II | over Savona (which still remained in the power of the French) 68 VII, III | Soderini to Venice. Luca Pitti remained in Florence, trusting to 69 VII, III | trusting to their promises, had remained in the city and were there 70 VII, IV | impracticable so long as he remained with the army. Hereupon 71 VII, IV | restoration of peace, those who remained victorious in Florence, 72 VII, VI | Florentines and the Venetians remained united. The Florentines 73 VII, VI | him to his house. Here he remained two days, not without hope 74 VIII, I | while both the brothers remained at Florence; and therefore 75 VIII, II | inmates, the cardinal Riario remained close to the altar, where 76 VIII, II | to their palace, where he remained in the utmost terror till 77 VIII, II | and such of his cousins as remained alive were imprisoned in 78 VIII, III | was thought that if they remained long in company, they would 79 VIII, IV | duke of Calabria, still remained at Sienna with his forces, 80 VIII, V | by a body of Turks, who remained at Otranto, and were at


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