Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |         judicial decisions, they provided two judges from some other
 2     II,  II  |          against the enemy, they provided a large car, drawn by two
 3     II,  III |       opinion prevailing, it was provided that no accusation against
 4     II,  VII |          and enacted a law which provided that no citizen should be
 5     II,  VIII|          which had been secretly provided by the conspirators. All
 6     II,  I   |        success, that they openly provided themselves with arms, fortified
 7    III,  I   |         The Florentines not only provided themselves forces, but many
 8    III,  I   |         penalties which this law provided. The design of Uguccione
 9    III,  I   | therefore of small value, it was provided that authority should be
10    III,  I   |   originated, and with a new law provided that to the six Captains
11    III,  I   |    sittings of the Signory. They provided that if any one were beaten,
12    III,  II  |        and to his utmost ability provided for them, but found the
13    III,  III |    appointed to each, and it was provided that the individuals of
14    III,  V   |         large sums of money were provided; and Charles, having arrived
15    III,  V   |       trades to their side, they provided themselves with arms and
16    III,  VI  |          plebeian trades, it was provided, that as the latter had
17    III,  VII |         that the Signory, having provided themselves with an armed
18     IV,  II  |       reduced the price of salt, provided that whoever owed taxes
19      V,  I   |        to proceed capitally, and provided that the exiles, when their
20      V,  IV  |      useless; for, if money were provided him, and he were kept in
21      V,  V   |        season, galleys should be provided at Torboli, that upon the
22      V,  V   |         the fortresses were well provided, and their officers were
23     VI,  II  |        request of the Bolognese, provided suitable apparel, horses,
24     VI,  III |         as it was insufficiently provided, to take it with very little
25     VI,  III |        the Florentines, was well provided except in forage, for he
26     VI,  III |         offensive and defensive, provided he did not abandon them,
27     VI,  IV  |          would be next attacked, provided the best defense in their
28     VI,  V   |         Before this castle, thus provided, Ferrando sat down, and
29    VII,  I   |    chapels we have mentioned, he provided them with all the ornaments,
30    VII,  II  |       which, among other things, provided that every year a certain
31   VIII,  II  |     Bandini, with a short dagger provided for the purpose, struck
32   VIII,  VI  |    restoration, they immediately provided men and money to undertake