Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |        of participation in the conspiracy of Boccoli and Capponi,
 2     II,  IV  |      party represented it as a conspiracy against the liberties of
 3     II,  IV  |      sentence was delivered, a conspiracy of the Bianchi with Piero
 4     II,  VII | Enterprises of the Florentines—Conspiracy of the Bardi and the Frescobaldi—
 5     II,  VII |        and the Frescobaldi—The conspiracy discovered and checked—
 6     II,  VII |    consequently entered into a conspiracy against him and those by
 7     II,  VII |        its execution, that the conspiracy by one means or another
 8     II,  VII |     Agobbio, knowing the whole conspiracy was directed against himself,
 9     II,  VII |      expressions, blamed their conspiracy, showed the danger they
10     II,  VIII|      others had entered into a conspiracy against him he not only
11     II,  VIII|        first and most powerful conspiracy, and was joined by the Bardi,
12    III,  III |     him the particulars of the conspiracy, and that the outbreak was
13    III,  VII |       church of St. Reparata—A conspiracy of exiles supported by the
14    III,  VII |      by the duke of Milan— The conspiracy discovered and the parties
15    III,  VII |    before all suspicion of the conspiracy had ceased, a monk was taken
16     IV,  V   |      Guinigi. The heads of the conspiracy were Pierro Cennami and
17     IV,  V   |     Librafatta; and, had not a conspiracy been discovered that was
18      V,  VI  |     secured the leaders of the conspiracy, and doubled the guards
19     VI,  VI  |                     CHAPTER VI~Conspiracy of Stefano Porcari against
20    VII,  II  |    Medici by Diotisalvi Neroni—Conspiracy of Diotisalvi and others
21    VII,  V   |    most of the citizens in the conspiracy. In consequence of this
22    VII,  V   |    real motives of such a weak conspiracy, he said, he had undertaken
23    VII,  VI  |      desire of the Florentines—Conspiracy against Galeazzo, duke of
24    VII,  VI  |     all the particulars of the conspiracy. Girolamo was twenty-three
25   VIII,  I   |        Medici—Beginning of the conspiracy of the Pazzi— Arrangements
26   VIII,  I   |       effect the design of the conspiracy—Giovanni Batista da Montesecco
27   VIII,  I   |    Florence—The pope joins the conspiracy—The king of Naples becomes
28   VIII,  I   |       arrangement—Order of the conspiracy.~This book, commencing between
29   VIII,  I   |        of a city attacked by a conspiracy, if not slain like the duke
30   VIII,  I   |       all participation in the conspiracy; he held it in abhorrence,
31   VIII,  II  |    heard of the failure of the conspiracy, they returned home.~The
32   VIII,  VII |      lord of Furli, slain by a conspiracy—Galeotto, lord of Faenza,
33   VIII,  VII |  unfortunate; for, besides the conspiracy of the Pazzi, an attempt