Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |      that what was true nearly four hundred years ago, is quite
 2    Int       | Marietta Corsini, who bore him four sons and a daughter. He
 3      I,  IV  |      his wife, and a son about four years of age named Frederick;
 4      I,  VI  |   divided among themselves the four cities which remained of
 5      I,  VI  |  consented that he should send four cardinals to reform the
 6      I,  VI  |        an Englishman, who with four thousand English had fought
 7     II,  III |      with the Priors, and have four thousand men at his command.
 8     II,  VI  |       army with an addition of four thousand men. This great
 9     II,  VI  |      each should have three or four; and to every Gonfalonier
10     II,  VIII|     the Cavalcanti, with those four families of the people which
11     II,  I   |     created eight counsellors, four from each party. The government
12     II,  I   |      palace, the office of the four councillors was taken from
13     II,  I   |   success resulting, they left four Gonfalons in charge of the
14    III,  IV  |       them by force, appointed four of the Colleagues to proceed
15    III,  IV  |        therefore returned with four deputies of the plebeians,
16    III,  IV  |      and created as a Signory, four from the lowest plebeians;
17    III,  V   |   Signors, and the former only four. The Gonfalonier was to
18    III,  V   |     and Tommaso Strozzi, these four almost became princes of
19    III,  VI  |    Gonfalonier of Justice, and four others, to form a ballot-purse
20     IV,  VI  |      took any food, so that in four days he ate only a small
21      V,  I   |     Guadagni was beheaded, and four other citizens, among whom
22      V,  V   |        necessaries. There were four several roads; one by Ravenna,
23      V,  V   |      siege of Brescia. Thus in four days Verona was lost and
24      V,  VI  |         and engaged to furnish four thousand horse and two thousand
25      V,  VI  |      de’ Medici, commissaries. Four messengers, from Castel
26      V,  VII |     the Val di Chiane, distant four miles from the Borgo San
27      V,  VII |       a battle which continued four hours, only one man died,
28      V,  VII |    forefathers had held during four hundred years. When all
29     VI,  III |        this view they equipped four galleys at Livorno, and
30     VI,  III |        the same manner, loaded four vessels with provisions,
31     VI,  IV  |        continuance of the war, four thousand horse and two thousand
32     VI,  VII |     France. This war continued four years. John’s failure was
33    VII,  I   |        so great a citizen, and four others, situated at Careggi,
34   VIII,  II  |   Rinato were condemned within four days after the murder of
35   VIII,  IV  |     shores, he suddenly landed four thousand soldiers, and attacked
36   VIII,  V   |  Ferrara, and having assembled four thousand cavalry and eight
37   VIII,  V   |      own territories, he, with four thousand horse and two thousand
38   VIII,  VI  |        retreated a distance of four miles; for their generals