Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |           and being accused in the following year of participation in
 2    Int       |    especially in the two centuries following his death. But he has since
 3      I,  II  |         empire was governed by the following princes: Zeno, reigning
 4      I,  V   |         Italy were governed in the following manner: the Romans no longer
 5      I,  V   |           which took effect in the following papacy. He also had the
 6     II,  II  |          to correct it, and on the following day, as soon as light appeared,
 7     II,  III |         the families, of which the following were the heads, had been
 8     II,  IV  |        wounded that he died on the following night.~This event again
 9     II,  VIII|          the people should, on the following morning, present themselves
10     II,  VIII|          whom addressed him in the following manner:—~“We appear before
11     II,  VIII|         not do better, that on the following morning the people should
12    III,  I   |        among them addressed in the following terms:—~“Many of us, magnificent
13    III,  II  |     conclusion was come to. On the following day the Arts brought forth
14    III,  III |          approach of night, on the following day, the Balia relieved
15    III,  III | Gonfalonier, addressed them in the following words: “If these Signors,
16    III,  III |           was to take place on the following day. Finding the danger
17    III,  IV  |   disturbance should cease.~On the following morning, while the Council
18    III,  VII |         former factions; as in the following book will be particularly
19     IV,  V   |           one of them spoke to the following effect: “We feel assured,
20      V,  II  |       Rinaldo addressed him in the following manner: “If we, who were
21      V,  III |     citizens addressed them in the following terms: “You are doubtless
22      V,  VI  |      prepared to leave Rome on the following day, and ordered the castellan
23     VI,  IV  |           one of them spoke to the following effect;—“It is customary
24     VI,  VI  |        part of them should, on the following morning, take possession
25     VI,  VII |          particularly shown in the following book.~
26    VII,  I   |          solemnity, the whole city following his corpse to the tomb in
27    VII,  II  |            the same period, in the following year Francesco Sforza, duke
28    VII,  II  |        against the Medici, for the following reasons: his son, Raffaello,
29    VII,  III |             he wrote to him in the following terms: “I cannot help laughing
30    VII,  IV  |          and addressed them in the following words: “I never thought
31    VII,  V   |          of the citadel; the other following Bernardo, seized the palace,
32    VII,  V   |           more readily obeyed, and following your directions, we shall
33    VII,  VI  |           of life, he repeated the following words, in the Latin tongue,
34    VII,  VI  |            as will be shown in the following book; which, having commenced
35   VIII,  I   |            all proceedings for the following day. In the morning it was
36   VIII,  III |       dominion of Milan, under the following circumstances. Galeazzo,