Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |         Theodosius had appointed a governor to each of the three divisions
 2      I,  II |     courage and created Ildovadus, governor of Verona, their king. After
 3      I,  III|          for Charles Martel, being governor of the kingdom, effected
 4      I,  V  |          to complain that he had a governor in Tuscany favorable to
 5      I,  V  |           emperor and withdrew his governor, and the pope sent one of
 6      I,  V  |            nephews, a cardinal, as governor for the emperor, who, for
 7     II,  III|         arms against the emperor’s governor, and to deprive the Ghibellines
 8     II,  V  |        whom the king had appointed governor; but they failed of obtaining
 9    III,  III|       divided into arts, a head or governor was appointed to each, and
10     IV,  III|          where Zanobi del Pino was governor; he, without offering the
11     IV,  IV |         ambassador was sent by the governor of Lucca to Florence, to
12     IV,  IV |      imprisoned by Pagolo Guinigi, governor of Lucca, for having conspired
13     IV,  IV |        done to the republic by the governor of Lucca; his malevolent
14     IV,  IV |             and now by the present governor, the fault was not in the
15     IV,  V  |           people, to deliver their governor up to him and give him possession
16     IV,  V  |            Diacceto was lieutenant governor, who, promoted by fear rather
17     IV,  V  |     Genoese, the Siennese, and the governor of Piombino, to enter into
18      V,  I  |         expelled from the city the governor who resided there for the
19      V,  II |          Spinola, expel the duke’s governor—League against the duke
20      V,  II |            to be administered by a governor of his own appointing.~In
21      V,  II |             when Arismeno, the new governor sent by the duke, was to
22      V,  II | accompanied by Opicino, the former governor, and many Genoese citizens,
23      V,  VI |             and revealed it to the governor of the place, who, having
24     VI,  V  |         from the negligence of the governor, he took, and then harassed
25     VI,  VI |            Bologna and charged the governor of the city to compel his
26     VI,  VI |         present himself before the governor within the limit allowed
27    VII,  V  |          and one of them asked the governor for the keys, alleging,
28    VII,  V  |       country wished to enter. The governor not entertaining the slightest
29    VII,  V  |          palace were taken and the governor with all his people made
30    VII,  V  |   therefore advised him to set the governor at liberty, clear the place
31    VII,  V  |             it was easy to set the governor at liberty and subdue the
32    VII,  V  |          that Prato was taken, the governor and his friends put to death,
33    VII,  V  |            by a messenger from the governor, who informed him that Bernardo
34   VIII,  IV |       Lodovico, who, becoming sole governor of the dukedom, caused,
35   VIII,  IV |          imprisoned the Florentine governor. This greatly offended the
36   VIII,  V  |       Venetians, or to admit their governor; the terms of convention
37   VIII,  V  |       receive their salt and their governor. The marquis refusing his
38   VIII,  V  |            offended with Lodovico, governor of Milan, fled to Tortona,
39   VIII,  VII|          killed the attendant. The governor of the place coming by accident