Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|          Cavicciulli, Cerchi, and Albizzi. Of the third the first
 2     II,  VIII|           him in the house of the Albizzi, whither he was expected
 3    III,  I   |     families of the Ricci and the Albizzi—Uguccione de’ Ricci causes
 4    III,  I   |    renewed in order to injure the Albizzi—Piero degli Albizzi derives
 5    III,  I   |           the Albizzi—Piero degli Albizzi derives advantage from it—
 6    III,  I   |         between the family of the Albizzi and that of the Ricci, which
 7    III,  I   |     citizens, among whom were the Albizzi and the Ricci, armed themselves
 8    III,  I   |           told the Ricci that the Albizzi had assailed their partisans,
 9    III,  I   |       their partisans, and to the Albizzi that the Ricci were in quest
10    III,  I   |     operation; many imagining the Albizzi to be of that faction, they
11    III,  I   |        means hoped to deprive the Albizzi of participation in the
12    III,  I   |        Piero son of Filippo degli Albizzi, and he resolved to favor
13    III,  I   |    instead of robbing Piero degli Albizzi of reputation, contributed
14    III,  I   |     leaders, who were Piero degli Albizzi, Lapo da Castiglionchio,
15    III,  I   |            and their enemies, the Albizzi, contrary to their intention,
16    III,  I   |          Still the parties of the Albizzi and the Ricci were continually
17    III,  I   |         in union with Piero degli Albizzi, determined to depress the
18    III,  I   |        ever, and the house of the Albizzi became powerful as the head
19    III,  I   |        thought! the Ricci and the Albizzi have caused a division of
20    III,  I   |        three of the family of the Albizzi, and three of that of the
21    III,  I   |         deprived were Piero degli Albizzi and Uguccione de’ Ricci.
22    III,  I   |         and increased that of the Albizzi; since, although it applied
23    III,  II  |         who, in opposition to the Albizzi, had always favored Bernabo
24    III,  II  |       This occasioned Piero degli Albizzi, Lapo da Castiglionchio,
25    III,  II  |          their party. Piero degli Albizzi, on the other hand, thought
26    III,  II  |           government. Piero degli Albizzi and Carlo Strozzi hid themselves
27    III,  V   |           in the City—Piero degli Albizzi and other citizens condemned
28    III,  V   |     ambition of the Ricci and the Albizzi; from which, as at different
29    III,  V   |          of whom were Piero degli Albizzi and Carlo Strozzi: and after
30    III,  V   |        any service to Piero degli Albizzi, who had once been, of all
31    III,  VII |            CHAPTER VII~Maso degli Albizzi—His violence excites the
32    III,  VII |        Justice fell to Maso degli Albizzi, who by the death of Piero
33    III,  VII |           the equal of Maso degli Albizzi (who on account of the events
34    III,  VII | government effected by Maso degli Albizzi.~At this time many discontented
35    III,  VII |  afterward issue, slay Maso degli Albizzi, and call the people to
36     IV,  I   |         the talents of Maso degli Albizzi, and then by those of Niccolo
37     IV,  I   |     Neroni di Nigi, Rinaldo degli Albizzi, Neri di Gino, and Lapo
38     IV,  I   |          from the quarrels of the Albizzi and the Ricci, and which
39     IV,  II  |          of the war—Rinaldo degli Albizzi encourages the citizens—
40     IV,  II  |          government—Rinaldo degli Albizzi addresses an assembly of
41     IV,  II  |           advice of Rinaldo degli Albizzi.~The defeat at Zagonara
42     IV,  II  |           occasion, Rinaldo degli Albizzi, the eldest son of Maso,
43     IV,  II  |          interfere.~Rinaldo degli Albizzi addressed the assembly,
44     IV,  IV  |          Gianni and Rinaldo degli Albizzi appointed commissaries—Violence
45     IV,  IV  |           appointed Rinaldo degli Albizzi and Palla Strozzi commissaries,
46     IV,  IV  |          Gianni and Rinaldo degli Albizzi were appointed commissaries,
47     IV,  V   |  Complaints against Rinaldo degli Albizzi—The commissaries changed—
48     IV,  V   |        made against Rinaldo degli Albizzi, that he carried on the
49     IV,  VI  |      indignation of Rinaldo degli Albizzi, and made him resign his
50     IV,  VI  |         Of the sons of Maso degli Albizzi, Luca, from envy of Rinaldo,
51     IV,  VII |   banished to Padua—Rinaldo degli Albizzi attempts to restore the
52     IV,  VII |       occasioned by Rinaldo degli Albizzi—Rinaldo takes arms against
53     IV,  VII |     hostile chiefs, Rinaldo degli Albizzi, Ridolfo Peruzzi, and Niccolo
54     IV,  VII |     opposite party, Rinaldo degli Albizzi, Ridolfo Peruzzi, Niccolo
55      V,  II  |       duke of Milan—Rinaldo degli Albizzi advises the duke to make
56      V,  II  |        the Genoese. Rinaldo degli Albizzi and the other leading Florentine
57      V,  VII |    victory—Death of Rinaldo degli Albizzi—His character—Neri Capponi
58      V,  VII |           of his exile. Rinaldo d’Albizzi appeared respectable under
59    VII,  I   |         witty. When Rinaldo degli Albizzi, at the beginning of his