Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |              for at the entreaty of St. Benedict, who in those
 2      I,  III |             immediate successors of St. Peter were more reverenced
 3      I,  III |             Pascal, the cardinal of St. Sabina was created pope
 4      I,  III |              of which the church of St. Miniato, near Florence,
 5      I,  IV  |            to the Germans—Orders of St. Dominic and St. Francis.~
 6      I,  IV  |           Orders of St. Dominic and St. Francis.~Italy was at this
 7      I,  IV  |         this time that the cardinal St. Clement, of a Roman family,
 8      I,  IV  |             the religious orders of St. Dominic and St. Francis
 9      I,  IV  |           orders of St. Dominic and St. Francis were founded, 1218.
10      I,  VII |     soldiery, called the Company of St. George, whose valor and
11     II,  I   |             1010, upon the feast of St. Romolo, a solemn day with
12     II,  I   |          between the old bridge and St. Stephen’s, and as Buondelmonti
13     II,  II  |           and his followers were at St. John’s, moved toward the
14     II,  III |            bridge and the church of St. Lorenzo.~Wars abroad and
15     II,  III |          places: near the church of St. John, in the New Market,
16     II,  III |         that time was situated near St. Procolo; and, as they suspected
17     II,  IV  |          broke out at the garden of St. Michael, in the houses
18     II,  IV  |            it spread to the gate of St. Maria, and burned it to
19     II,  IV  |             by Neri Abati, prior of St. Pietro Scarragio, a dissolute
20     II,  V   |          proceeded to the piazza of St. Giovanni. It is worthy
21     II,  VIII|      convent of the Minor Canons of St. Croce, and in order to
22     II,  VIII|            he was expected to go on St. John’s day, to see the
23     II,  I   |     Cavicciulli, near the church of St. John; another, the houses
24     II,  I   |            near the great church of St. Peter; and the third those
25     II,  I   |             open upon the piazza of St. John. Here both parties
26     II,  I   |             to the walls upon Mount St. George. By this way the
27    III,  I   |          assembled in the church of St. Piero Scarraggio, and after
28    III,  II  |            the approaching feast of St. John on which, being the
29    III,  II  |       having consented to wait till St. John’s day, before they
30    III,  III |             presently the piazza of St. Spirito was occupied by
31    III,  III |             San Pietro Maggiore and St. Lorenzo, their places of
32    III,  IV  |       Stefano, behind the church of St. Barnabas. Their number
33    III,  VII |       others taken to the church of St. Reparata—A conspiracy of
34     IV,  II  |          assembled in the church of St. Stephen, with the permission
35      V,  II  | co-operation.~The great festival of St. John the Baptist being
36      V,  V   |            Acri went to the Lake of St. Andrea, and thence to Torboli
37      V,  V   |          and is called the Borgo of St. Zeno. Niccolo Piccinino
38      V,  VI  |            command of the castle of St. Angelo, and who, after
39     VI,  VII |      experienced near the castle of St. Casciano, about eight miles
40     VI,  VII |           this castle and the Borgo St. Andrea, upon the same hill,
41     VI,  VII |            roofs of the churches of St. Martin, at Bagnolo, and
42    VII,  I   |            convents and churches of St. Marco and St. Lorenzo,
43    VII,  I   |           churches of St. Marco and St. Lorenzo, and the monastery
44    VII,  I   |             the church and abbey of St. Girolamo; and in the Mugello,
45    VII,  I   |             dominions, the Borgo of St. Sepolcro, Montedoglio,
46    VII,  I   |           the tomb in the church of St. Lorenzo, on which, by public
47    VII,  IV  |             general of the order of St. Francis, and afterward
48    VII,  IV  |         cardinal, with the title of St. Sixtus. To Girolamo he
49    VII,  IV  |             buried in the church of St. Lorenzo, near his father,
50    VII,  IV  |          families in the convent of St. Antonio, whither he also
51    VII,  V   |             pass near the church of St. Alessandro. The Volterrani
52    VII,  VI  |            Frate Piero, cardinal of St. Sixtus, taken place; who,
53    VII,  VI  |             for the duke to go upon St. Stephen’s day, in great
54    VII,  VI  |              turning to a statue of St. Ambrose, said, “O patron
55    VII,  VI  |           in the chapel had gone to St. Stephen’s, and had taken
56    VII,  VI  |           either hand, proceeded to St. Stephen’s. The conspirators,
57   VIII,  VI  |             Serezana to the bank of St. Giorgio—Account of the
58   VIII,  VI  |      Giorgio—Account of the bank of St. Giorgio—War with the Genoese
59   VIII,  VI  |             fortress to the Bank of St. Giorgio. As we shall have
60   VIII,  VI  |       frequent occasion to speak of St. Giorgio and the Genoese,
61   VIII,  VI  |             the Bank, or Company of St. Giorgio. Having thus arranged
62   VIII,  VI  |         interference of the Bank of St. Giorgio is when one party
63   VIII,  VII |             a friar of the order of St. Augustine, and an excellent