Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |    Lombardy; for he sent all the banished to their homes, whether
 2      I,  VII|          della Scala, who, being banished, fell into the hands of
 3     II,  IV |       others of the Nera faction banished by the advice of Dante Alighieri—
 4     II,  IV |         disturbances—The Bianchi banished—Dante banished—Corso Donati
 5     II,  IV |       The Bianchi banished—Dante banished—Corso Donati excites fresh
 6     II,  IV |        lay aside their arms, and banished Corso, with many of the
 7     II,  IV |         their motives, they also banished many of the Bianchi, who,
 8     II,  IV |       the earnest prayers of the banished Florentines, consented to
 9     II,  IV |       this induced Corso and the banished of the Neri party to return
10     II,  IV |        arms, Corso, with all the banished, and followed by many others,
11     II,  IV |        the Cerchi were, however, banished,— with their followers of
12     II,  IV |         determined to recall the banished; but designing first to
13     II,  IV |         endeavored to recall the banished, and, after attempting in
14     II,  IV |     wished for the return of the banished. The first who set this
15     II,  IV |        consequence was, that the banished were not recalled, and the
16     II,  V  |       are properly prepared.~The banished having retired, Florence
17     II,  VII|           and many of his family banished. Those who governed, not
18    III,  IV |       that the condemned and the banished should be forgiven, and
19    III,  VI |       plebeians—Michael di Lando banished—Benedetto Alberti hated
20    III,  VI |         becomes suspected and is banished—His discourse upon leaving
21    III,  VI |          the city—Other citizens banished and admonished—War with
22    III,  VI |        by which all who had been banished since Salvestro de’ Medici
23    III,  VI | defenders of the plebeians, were banished, with a great number of
24    III,  VI |  reformation of the state, which banished Benedetto Alberti and admonished
25    III,  VI |       city; for many others were banished and admonished. Of the former
26    III,  VI |          other persons should be banished and admonished. This greatly
27    III,  VII|          Veri to the Signory—The banished Florentines endeavor to
28    III,  VII|        whose authority many were banished, and a new ballot for the
29    III,  VII|   government was made. Among the banished were nearly all the Alberti;
30    III,  VII|     precautionary measures, they banished and put to death many of
31    III,  VII|          the message, and he was banished to Barletta. Alamanno and
32    III,  VII|     Antonio de’ Medici were also banished, and all those of that family,
33    III,  VII|         were at home, and others banished in the adjoining states.
34    III,  VII|      their fellow-citizens to be banished, so many admonished, when
35    III,  VII|       their power to restore the banished to their country, and the
36    III,  VII|   considerable sum of money, and banished a distance of three hundred
37    III,  VII|         member of the family was banished whose age exceeded fifteen
38     IV,  VI |          to death, or that being banished, he did not return, I cannot
39     IV,  VI |     Cosmo. Many wished him to be banished, others to be put to death,
40     IV,  VII|             CHAPTER VII~Cosmo is banished to Padua—Rinaldo degli Albizzi
41     IV,  VII|   recalled—Rinaldo and his party banished— Glorious return of Cosmo.~
42     IV,  VII|       more humane, and Cosmo was banished to Padua, contrary to the
43     IV,  VII|        house of Medici were also banished, and with them Puccio and
44     IV,  VII|        year since Cosmo had been banished, and the end of August,
45     IV,  VII|        him to their country; and banished, of the opposite party,
46      V,  I  |   residences of several who were banished, and increased the number
47      V,  I  |   Alberti, with all who had been banished by the former government,
48      V,  III|          being filled with their banished citizens. But were we without
49     VI,  II |          exile to those who were banished; put Giovanni di Simone
50     VI,  VI |     commission of some rash act, banished him to Bologna and charged
51    VII,  I  |          obtained by force, they banished Girolamo Machiavelli, with
52    VII,  III|        my own misfortunes, I was banished, and in danger of death,
53    VII,  III|        who, with his father, was banished from Florence in the changes
54    VII,  III|     richest merchants. The newly banished pointed out to Giovanni
55    VII,  IV |         heads of the house, were banished and afterward declared rebels
56   VIII,  II |          Giulielmo de’ Pazzi was banished, and such of his cousins
57   VIII,  III|          the Adda; the rest were banished to various places, together
58   VIII,  IV |          fines, imprisoned many, banished others, and put some to