Book, Chapter
1 I, VII | the principal states were armed with their own proper forces.
2 II, II | names of all the youth were armed; and it was ordered that
3 II, II | that everyone should appear armed, under his banner, whenever
4 II, II | people, enraged at this, armed themselves, and with the
5 II, II | man was expected to appear armed, whenever the city required
6 II, II | were unfurled, and many armed men drawn to them. These,
7 II, III | people, and place a thousand armed men at his disposal divided
8 II, IV | Thus authorized, Charles armed all his friends and followers,
9 II, V | country accompanied with an armed force, he put many to death
10 II, VI | exiles that they should come armed to the city, and that those
11 II, VII | into his house a number of armed men, and on the morning
12 II, VII | glory or die without shame, armed themselves, in the hope
13 II, VIII| man surrounded with his armed satellites on foot and on
14 II, VIII| accompanied with a considerable armed force, and never took the
15 II, VIII| of the plebeians, who met armed in the piazza in his favor.~
16 II, I | arrangements; and therefore, being armed, hastened to the palace,
17 II, I | city was filled with the armed followers of either party.
18 II, I | resistance; for the towers were armed, the streets barricaded,
19 III, I | the Albizzi and the Ricci, armed themselves in their own
20 III, II | courtyards were filled with armed men, and the Colleagues
21 III, II | surrounded by vast numbers of armed men, occupied the courts.
22 III, III | But as we have already armed, and many offenses have
23 III, III | who proposed that whatever armed force was in Florence should
24 III, IV | Pietro Maggiore; but the armed force did not venture to
25 III, IV | themselves abandoned by their armed force, by the leaders of
26 III, IV | doors; others followed the armed mob, in the hope that by
27 III, IV | and followed by crowds of armed men, proceeded to Santa
28 III, V | the piazza being full of armed men, a tumultuous cry arose
29 III, V | Benedetto Alberti with a strong armed force, to guard the city.
30 III, V | and with a multitude of armed men, set the informer at
31 III, V | Alberti among those who had armed themselves for the preservation
32 III, V | died in the midst of his armed enemies, delighted at his
33 III, VI | their intention, they ran armed to the palace, and insisted,
34 III, VI | assembled a sufficient body of armed men, and then took such
35 III, VII | provided themselves with an armed force, called the citizens
36 III, VII | having subsided, the Signory armed the piazza, enrolled 2,000
37 III, VII | the Signory being in fear, armed and secured the palace;
38 III, VII | with a sufficient body of armed men to secure them. The
39 IV, V | if he had vanquished us armed in our defense, we should
40 IV, V | about forty in number, went armed at night in search of Pagolo,
41 IV, VI | with a great number of armed men, and accompanied by
42 IV, VII | be escorted by a strong armed force to his place of banishment.
43 IV, VII | house with a great number of armed men, and was soon joined
44 IV, VII | third time by not coming armed in her defense according
45 V, I | this time two factions or armed parties in Italy, the Sforzesca
46 V, II | both at Naples and Gaeta, armed a powerful fleet. Alfonso
47 V, II | acquainted with his design, all armed, they raised the cry of
48 V, IV | with which we should have armed in our own defense, had
49 V, V | confusion, some of the boldest armed and hastened to the rector’
50 V, VII | approach, he was also first armed and ready to meet them,
51 VI, II | palace several young men, all armed; and Baldaccio, entering
52 VI, II | assembled in the piazza, armed in great numbers, mourning
53 VI, III | Venetians, who were his armed enemies, he having recently
54 VI, V | take Bologna, and having armed the emigrants, and united
55 VII, II | being accompanied by several armed men, took her away from
56 VII, III | disposed to support him, armed themselves also. The adverse
57 VII, III | be basely slain by their armed enemies, or ignominiously
58 VII, V | one hundred persons, all armed. Their confederates within
59 VII, V | confederates within the town also armed themselves, and one of them
60 VII, VI | death in the midst of their armed enemies.~It was now the
61 VIII, II | and, with about a hundred armed followers, collected without
62 VIII, II | for aid; but we found ours armed, and resolved on our destruction.
63 VIII, II | the palace and brought an armed force into the piazza),
64 VIII, II | immediately appointed a number of armed men, as a guard for the
65 VIII, IV | possession of it with an armed force, and imprisoned the
66 VIII, IV | maintain fifteen galleys, armed, and equipped, at their
67 VIII, VII | these transactions at Rome, armed several vessels, and, unknown
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