Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  VI |          Death of Niccolo da Uzzano—Bernardo Guadagni, Gonfalonier, adopts
 2     IV,  VI |             Cosmo, and knowing that Bernardo Guadagni was likely to become
 3     IV,  VI |      opposed to our welfare, caused Bernardo to be appointed for the
 4     IV,  VI |             Gonfalonier with glory. Bernardo briefly replied, that he
 5     IV,  VI |        supported by his colleagues.~Bernardo entered upon the duties
 6     IV,  VII|     commission, the money was paid, Bernardo became more humane, and
 7      V,  I  |         some stains; for Antonio di Bernardo Guadagni was beheaded, and
 8      V,  V  |        Venetian commissaries and to Bernardo de’ Medici, who was there
 9      V,  VI |       captain, and Neri Capponi and Bernardo de’ Medici, commissaries.
10      V,  VII|           as the case might be, and Bernardo de Medici accompanied them.
11    VII,  I  |           de’ Pazzi, and Nannina to Bernardo Ruccellai. No one of his
12    VII,  III|            was then in the hands of Bernardo Lotti, a man not in the
13    VII,  IV | Disturbances at Prato occasioned by Bernardo Nardi.~The concluding words
14    VII,  IV |           and they resolved to send Bernardo Coglione, their general,
15    VII,  IV |         under Bartolommeo Coglione. Bernardo, the brother of Salvestro,
16    VII,  IV |          originate new enterprises. Bernardo had many acquaintances at
17    VII,  IV |             less than fifteen days. Bernardo, whom this promise inspired
18    VII,  V  |                           CHAPTER V~Bernardo takes possession of Prato,
19    VII,  V  |        usually allowed to be taken. Bernardo was aware of this custom,
20    VII,  V  |       opening the gates, introduced Bernardo and his followers. They
21    VII,  V  |        citadel; the other following Bernardo, seized the palace, and
22    VII,  V  |           be done. In the meantime, Bernardo and his followers, on going
23    VII,  V  |             had so rashly incurred. Bernardo was not daunted by these
24    VII,  V  |        around his neck, when seeing Bernardo giving directions to hasten
25    VII,  V  |           turned to him, and said: “Bernardo, you put me to death, thinking
26    VII,  V  |         completion of your design.” Bernardo, whose mind was not fertile
27    VII,  V  |          against them, and attacked Bernardo, who traversed the piazza,
28    VII,  V  |     governor, who informed him that Bernardo was taken, his followers
29    VII,  V  |       returned to Florence, whither Bernardo was shortly after conveyed,
30   VIII,  I  |   archbishop. They also gained over Bernardo Bandini and Napoleone Franzeni,
31   VIII,  I  |             Francesco de’ Pazzi and Bernardo Bandini. Giovanni Batista
32   VIII,  II |             Francesco de’ Pazzi and Bernardo Bandini, who were appointed
33   VIII,  II |           as those of Francesco and Bernardo, could be so perfectly concealed;
34   VIII,  II |    preconcerted moment arrived, and Bernardo Bandini, with a short dagger
35   VIII,  II |             sacristy of the church. Bernardo Bandini, after Giuliano’
36   VIII,  II |             Francesco de’ Pazzi and Bernardo Bandini, perceiving Lorenzo’
37   VIII,  II |            peril of their position. Bernardo, using the same energy in
38   VIII,  VI |         appointed Antonio Pucci and Bernardo del Neri commissaries, who,
39   VIII,  VII|         emperor placed in his hands Bernardo Bandini, the murderer of