Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |          Guelphs were headed by a legate of the pope; and the Ghibelline
 2      I,  VI |         of Bohemia and the pope’s legate—Origin of Venice—Liberty
 3      I,  VI |        Cardinal Egidio the pope’s legate—War between the Genoese
 4      I,  VI |         feigned the contrary, the legate of Bologna favored him,
 5      I,  VI |          King Robert, finding the legate was favorable to the enterprises
 6      I,  VI |          of all those to whom the legate and the king of Bohemia
 7      I,  VI |          great displeasure of the legate, leaving only Reggio and
 8      I,  VI |         pope, having first sent a legate with six thousand Bretons,
 9      I,  VII|     Balthazar Cossa, cardinal and legate of Bologna, appointed a
10     II,  II |           Charles, and Latino his legate was therefore sent into
11     II,  III|       expelled, and thus gave the legate an opportunity of uniting
12     II,  IV |          with the Nera—The pope’s legate at Florence increases the
13     II,  IV |           Cerchi flies—The pope’s legate again in Florence—The city
14     II,  IV |         fresh troubles—The pope’s legate endeavors to restore the
15     II,  IV |          sent to Florence, as his legate, Cardinal Matteo d’Acquasparta,
16     II,  IV |         Matteo d’Acquasparta, his legate, who made peace between
17     II,  IV |         at Florence, and sent his legate, Niccolo da Prato, to settle
18     II,  IV |         that of the nobility. The legate, thinking the multitude
19     II,  IV |         with the departure of the legate, and wished for the return
20     II,  IV |        the Guinigi, who, with the legate, had discovered themselves
21     II,  V  |        tyranny—His departure.~The legate being returned to Rome,
22     II,  V  |         having left the city, the legate told the exiles that now,
23     II,  VI |           at others in those of a legate, or persons of even inferior
24    III,  II |    Florentines against the pope’s legate, and the causes of it—League
25    III,  II |  commenced by the ambition of the legate, was sustained by the resentment
26     IV,  I  |           another treaty with the legate of Bologna, in opposition
27     IV,  I  |        had, at the request of the legate of Bologna (who was in fear
28     IV,  III|     length restored by means of a legate of the pope. The duke, however,
29      V,  VI | unsuccessfully to tamper with the legate and people of Perugia, he
30      V,  VII|          front of the former, the legate and Simoncino, who led the
31      V,  VII|          were pending, the pope’s legate imagined the commissaries
32      V,  VII|         conclusion desired by the legate, peace was restored.~While
33      V,  VII|           La Marca, and hence the legate and the count’s forces moved
34     VI,  III|          that city, of the pope’s legate and the Venetian, ducal,
35     VI,  VI |        However, after receiving a legate from the pope, and many
36   VIII,  V  |        was attended by the pope’s legate, the Count Girolamo, the