Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |        their power—Establishment of trades’ companies, and their authority—
 2     II,  II |          according to their arts or trades, and over each art appointed
 3    III,  III|            organized, many of those trades, followed by the lowest
 4    III,  III|         assemble the consuls of the trades, who proposed that whatever
 5    III,  IV |          threats the ensigns of the trades, with which and the Gonfalon
 6    III,  IV |             with the Syndics of the trades and some citizens, had resolved
 7    III,  IV |             the morrow. However the trades appeared content, the plebeians
 8    III,  IV |         deposing the Syndics of the trades, and appointing new ones;
 9    III,  IV |        assembled the Syndics of the trades, and created as a Signory,
10    III,  IV |              and two from the minor trades. Besides this, he made a
11    III,  IV |             one composed of the new trades, another of the minor, and
12    III,  IV |          and the third of the major trades. He gave to Salvestro de’
13    III,  IV |           Eight, elected from their trades, should constantly reside
14    III,  V  |            assigned to the superior trades, the other to the inferior;
15    III,  V  |             plebeians, the inferior trades were still more influential
16    III,  V  |            the gratification of the trades, of whose favor they wished
17    III,  V  |    Benedetto and the leaders of the trades to their side, they provided
18    III,  VI |            the people and the major trades were discontented at the
19    III,  VI | discontented at the share the minor trades and lowest of the people
20    III,  VI |         government; while the minor trades were desirous of increasing
21    III,  VI |       losing the companies of their trades and the authority which
22    III,  VI |             and sometimes the minor trades and the lowest of the people;
23    III,  VI |            two new Companies of the Trades were dissolved, and all
24    III,  VI |         former companies. The minor trades were not allowed to elect
25    III,  VI |           many members of the minor trades. Of the admonished were
26    III,  VI |           authority of the plebeian trades, it was provided, that as
27    III,  VII|        Alberti; many members of the trades were admonished, and some
28    III,  VII|        these numerous injuries, the trades and the lowest of the people
29    III,  VII|             been inflicted upon the trades and their friends, had so
30    III,  VII|             of those members of the trades who had shown the greatest
31     IV,  II |          the authority of the minor trades by reducing the companies
32    VII,  I  |           been called priors of the trades, should also have a name