Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|  obdurate mind of the duke, who replied that it was not his intention
 2    III,  IV  |         be done?” To which they replied, they would have him for
 3    III,  VII |      the republic. To this Veri replied: “Thy menaces when thou
 4    III,  VII |        to their associates, who replied, that it was improper to
 5     IV,  II  |       Uzzano who, among others, replied to it, said, “All that Rinaldo
 6     IV,  II  |      the city. To this Giovanni replied, that he considered it the
 7     IV,  III |        advocates of the Catasto replied, that if movable property
 8     IV,  V   |          to which Piero Cennami replied, that they had long been
 9     IV,  VI  |    expulsion. Niccolo da Uzzano replied as follows: “It would be
10     IV,  VI  |         glory. Bernardo briefly replied, that he thought it necessary
11     IV,  VII |   reprove their delay. Giovanni replied, that he should lend sufficient
12     IV,  VII |        turn of fortune. Rinaldo replied, “The want of confidence
13      V,  III |        almost defenseless, they replied, “that instead of increasing
14      V,  III |  liberty. To this the Venetians replied, that they were acquainted
15      V,  IV  | themselves, till the prince had replied, as strict decorum on such
16      V,  VI  |         him with kind words, he replied, that “the great do not
17      V,  VI  |   condottiere. To this the Doge replied, it was quite manifest that,
18      V,  VII |         benefits.” To this Neri replied: “That his having expected
19      V,  VII |      the count, in great anger, replied: “He wished the Florentines
20     VI,  I   |    might take place.” The count replied, “That if the duke really
21     VI,  IV  |         unusual excitement, and replied, that “He willingly attributed
22     VI,  VII |        Alfonso. The Florentines replied, that they were under no
23    VII,  I   | powerful and them respected. He replied, he was willing to comply
24    VII,  I   |           the hen had laid,” he replied, “she did ill to lay so
25    VII,  I   |          they said, “white”: he replied, “it is so; and it will
26    VII,  I   | religious persons out of it; he replied that, “it was better to
27    VII,  III |         of supporting it. Piero replied, that not those who first
28    VII,  III |        so small a fault.” Piero replied: “Your laughing in your
29    VII,  IV  |        the expedition; but they replied, that the entire evil was
30    VII,  V   |      effect upon the Eight, who replied that they knew not whether
31    VII,  V   |        of Volterra; to which he replied, “To me the place seems
32   VIII,  V   |      impositions. The Venetians replied, that so long as he held
33   VIII,  VI  |      not deny the articles, but replied that they did not know whether,