Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |       Maffeo Visconti and Guido della Torre, who were then the
 2      I,  VI  |       difficulty, he made Piero della Corvara anti-pope, by whose
 3      I,  VI  | rebelled. The Pisans sent Piero della Corvara a prisoner to the
 4      I,  VI  |          were the Visconti, the Della Scala, Filippo Gonzao of
 5      I,  VI  |     Parma should pertain to the Della Scalla; Reggio to the Gonzaga;
 6      I,  VII |       his father, was Guglielmo della Scala, who, being banished,
 7      I,  VII |         for her husband Giacopo della Marca, a Frenchman of the
 8      I,  VII |        pupil of Braccio, Agnolo della Pergola, Lorenzo di Micheletto
 9     II,  I   |       Visdomini, Donati, Passi, della Bella, Ardinghi, Tedaldi,
10     II,  III |         first Gonfalonier—Giano della Bella—New reform by his
11     II,  III |     reform by his advice— Giano della Bella becomes a voluntary
12     II,  III |       knowing what to do, Giano della Bella, of a very noble family,
13     II,  III |      great influence, and Giano della Bella not a small share
14     II,  III |       ran to the house of Giano della Bella, to beg that he would
15     II,  III | Capitano and abandoned by Giano della Bella, instead of going
16     II,  III |    After the departure of Giano della Bella the nobility began
17     II,  V   |        years—War with Uguccione della Faggiuola—The Florentines
18     II,  V   |         a daughter of Uguccione della Faggiuola, head of the Ghibelline
19     II,  V   |      leaders of whom were Rosso della Tosa, Pazino dei Pazzi,
20     II,  V   |         de’ Cerchi and of Giano della Bella. Besides this they
21     II,  V   |   Shortly after this, Uguccione della Faggiuola, having by means
22     II,  V   |      enemies of the king. Simon della Tosa, the Magalotti, and
23     II,  VII |         by the advice of Simone della Tosa, was refused. This
24     II,  VII |       under the rule of Mastino della Scala, lord of Verona, who,
25     II,  VIII|         accompanied by Giovanni della Tosa and all his confederates,
26    III,  IV  |        the Vaio, under Giovenco della Stufa and Giovanni Cambi
27     IV,  I   | considerations, and sent Agnolo della Pergola with a strong force
28     IV,  I   |      the gates of Imola. Agnolo della Pergola, finding the strong
29     IV,  III |    progress at Florence, Agnolo della Pergola, with the forces
30     IV,  III |    besides this, advised Agnolo della Pergola to leave the Alps
31     IV,  III |        the incursions of Agnolo della Pergola into Romagna; but
32     VI,  VI  |         disorder to Castiglione della Pescaia, where, had he not
33     VI,  VII |        Bagnolo, and Santa Maria della Pace, were carried more
34   VIII,  VII |         account, Count Giovanni della Mirandola, a man of almost