Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |       these disorders it must be added, that the emperor, seeing
 2      I,  II  |           to all of which may be added, the ruin and restoration
 3      I,  III |   belonged to the exarchate, and added to them Urbino and the Marca.
 4      I,  III |     ancient custom; to these was added a prefect, who dispensed
 5      I,  IV  |     dominion not only was Naples added, but all the places interjacent
 6      I,  VII |          spoken, to which may be added the barons of Rome, the
 7     II,  III |   integrity of the Signory, they added six citizens to their number
 8     II,  IV  |      animosity new injuries were added. Niccolo de’ Cerchi, with
 9     II,  V   |         two ancient rectors they added an executor, or sheriff,
10     II,  VI  | Pennonieri (pennon bearers) were added, so that if the whole body
11     II,  VI  |           To these troubles were added new jealousies and new enemies;
12     II,  VII |         the former. To this they added a hope of the benefits they
13     II,  VII | influence and entreaty were also added those of some families of
14     II,  VIII|       hated. To this hatred, was added the terror occasioned by
15     II,  I   |       Gonfalonier of Justice was added, and sixteen Gonfaloniers
16    III,  I   |       evil, new excitements were added.~
17    III,  III |         of crime. To this may be added, the hatred of the lower
18    III,  V   |       citizens; to which must be added, as scarcely less pernicious,
19     IV,  II  |          To these reproaches was added all that might be expected
20     IV,  II  |         under him. To these they added other leaders, and remounted
21     IV,  II  |    disinclined to favor them. He added, that it is a good thing
22     IV,  III |        share of taxes. But, they added, the real grievance had
23     IV,  III |       Brescia, to which the duke added Bergamo and the country
24     IV,  IV  |   obtained. It must, however, be added, that an ambassador was
25     IV,  IV  |          and these instigations, added to other hopes, induced
26      V,  I   |       having occupied it, he had added insult; for in signing the
27      V,  III |       dangers in his behalf; and added tears to entreaties, so
28      V,  IV  |        count greater confidence, added deeds to his words, and
29      V,  VII |        so undeservedly obtained. Added to this, the men-at-arms,
30     VI,  II  |        possessed in the city was added his influence with the soldiery.
31     VI,  III |        his decease. To this they added the possession of Brescia,
32     VI,  IV  |  conferred on thee, our own were added, the friendship we sought
33     VI,  IV  |         with this impression, we added Verona or Brescia to thy
34    VII,  I   |        sacred edifices are to be added his private dwellings, one
35    VII,  I   |        and reputation abroad. He added to the Florentine dominions,
36    VII,  II  |    become insolvent. To this was added his endeavor to obtain Clarice
37   VIII,  VII |        less important, has to be added. Galeotto, lord of Faenza,