Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|        Victory over the Aretins—The Gonfalonier of Justice created—Ubaldo
 2     II,  III|            Ubaldo Ruffoli the first Gonfalonier—Giano della Bella—New reform
 3     II,  III|             office should appoint a Gonfalonier of Justice, chosen from
 4     II,  III|       opportunities of impeding the Gonfalonier, so that he could not perform
 5     II,  III|             it was ordered that the Gonfalonier should reside with the Priors,
 6     II,  VI |         three or four; and to every Gonfalonier two or three Pennonieri (
 7     II,  VII|             Valori was at this time Gonfalonier, and Francesco Salviati
 8     II,  I  |             abolished the office of Gonfalonier of Justice, and also the
 9     II,  I  |             signors who remained, a Gonfalonier of Justice was added, and
10     II,  I  |            three each, and that the Gonfalonier should be chosen alternately
11    III,  II |            Medici from being chosen Gonfalonier—Salvestro de Medici Gonfalonier—
12    III,  II |     Gonfalonier—Salvestro de Medici Gonfalonier—His law against the nobility,
13    III,  II |            very probably be elected Gonfalonier, and they all knew he was
14    III,  II |             incapable of sitting as Gonfalonier. They therefore came to
15    III,  II |          Medici was therefore drawn Gonfalonier, and, being one of the noblest
16    III,  II |         invested with the office of Gonfalonier, not so much to preside
17    III,  II |           together, and finding the Gonfalonier leaving them, entreatingly
18    III,  III| pacification—Luigi Guicciardini the Gonfalonier entreats the magistrates
19    III,  III|        Luigi Guicciardini appointed Gonfalonier, which gave hope that the
20    III,  III|             Luigi Guicciardini, the Gonfalonier, addressed them in the following
21    III,  III|          citizens, who thanking the Gonfalonier for having acted toward
22    III,  IV |             palace—Michael di Lando Gonfalonier—Complaints and movements
23    III,  IV |     occurred to Luigi Guicciardini, Gonfalonier of Justice.~In this tremendous
24    III,  IV |             the people, so that the Gonfalonier, disposed rather to conclude
25    III,  IV |         palace, the standard of the Gonfalonier of Justice was in the hands
26    III,  IV |            would have him for their Gonfalonier and lord; and that he should
27    III,  IV |          the Signory, upbraided the Gonfalonier with the dignity they had
28    III,  IV |        solely by the talents of the Gonfalonier, who in courage, prudence,
29    III,  V  |           the former only four. The Gonfalonier was to be chosen alternately
30    III,  VI |            Salvestro de’ Medici was Gonfalonier were restored. They who
31    III,  VI |            not allowed to elect the Gonfalonier of Justice, their share
32    III,  VI |          happened that while he was Gonfalonier of the Companies, his son-in-law,
33    III,  VI |        Filippo Magalotti, was drawn Gonfalonier of Justice; and this circumstance
34    III,  VI |          they gave authority to the Gonfalonier of Justice, and four others,
35    III,  VII|         duke of Milan the office of Gonfalonier of Justice fell to Maso
36    III,  VII|             to invest the office of Gonfalonier of Justice with more authoritative
37    III,  VII|             took place while he was Gonfalonier of Justice, was almost at
38     IV,  VI |           Uzzano—Bernardo Guadagni, Gonfalonier, adopts measures against
39     IV,  VI |             he thought likely to be Gonfalonier, to take up arms and deliver
40     IV,  VI |       Guadagni was likely to become Gonfalonier, paid his arrears of taxes,
41     IV,  VI |       Rinaldo then reminded the new Gonfalonier how Salvestro de’ Medici
42     IV,  VI |             republic, and crown the Gonfalonier with glory. Bernardo briefly
43     IV,  VII|      brought an acquaintance of the Gonfalonier to take supper with him,
44     IV,  VII|           carry the thousand to the Gonfalonier, and beg that he would take
45     IV,  VII|        respectfully attended by the Gonfalonier, who retained him in the
46     IV,  VII|          Niccolo di Cocco was drawn Gonfalonier for the two succeeding months,
47     IV,  VII|         Donato Velluti, who was yet Gonfalonier, to assemble the people
48     IV,  VII|          upon their office, and the Gonfalonier, in order to acquire reputation,
49      V,  I  |       insisted upon being appointed Gonfalonier of the church, which was
50      V,  III|           Giuliano Davanzati, their Gonfalonier of Justice, and a citizen
51     VI,  II |           Bartolommeo Orlandini was Gonfalonier of Justice; the same person
52     VI,  II |         concerning his command, the Gonfalonier sent for him, and he, without
53    VII,  I  |            in elections—Luca Pitti, Gonfalonier of Justice, restrains the
54    VII,  I  |           when Donato Cocchi, being Gonfalonier of Justice, proposed to
55    VII,  I  |          had been customary for the gonfalonier to sit upon the right hand
56    VII,  III|          III~Niccolo Soderini drawn Gonfalonier of Justice—Great hopes excited
57    VII,  III|          Niccolo Soderini was drawn Gonfalonier of Justice. It was surprising
58    VII,  III|         their purpose under another gonfalonier. Thus the magistracy of
59    VII,  IV |          which occasioned him, when Gonfalonier of Justice, to lose the
60    VII,  IV |           upon Bardo Altoviti, then Gonfalonier of Justice, to deprive many
61   VIII,  II |             by Cesare Petrucci, the Gonfalonier of Justice. He entered with
62   VIII,  II |           archbishop being with the gonfalonier, under pretense of having
63   VIII,  II |         hesitating manner, that the gonfalonier at once suspected him, and
64   VIII,  IV |      Soderini, who was at that time Gonfalonier of Justice. He left Florence