Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |           church great, conferred honors and emolument upon his own
 2      I,  V  |          not long sustained their honors; for the pontiffs, being
 3     II,  II |          that having increased in honors and riches, and learning
 4     II,  II |         they restored some of the honors of which they had deprived
 5     II,  I  |          by telling him, that the honors they had acquired at their
 6    III,  I  |           nobility in the supreme honors, those of Florence strove
 7    III,  I  |           glory, but for unworthy honors; from which follow hatred,
 8    III,  III|          own exaltation; and thus honors will accrue to many of us
 9    III,  IV |           to participation in the honors of government. Besides these,
10    III,  V  |     others of better quality. The honors of government were divided
11    III,  VI |          to be deprived of public honors; for the recovery of which
12    III,  VI |        were deprived of them. The honors of government were restored
13    III,  VI |           Justice, their share of honors was reduced from a half
14    III,  VI |         my own account; for those honors which my country bestowed
15    III,  VI |        interred with all possible honors, by those who had persecuted
16    III,  VI |          possessed a third of the honors, they should in future have
17    III,  VII|         and the admonished to the honors of the state. These words,
18     IV,  I  |         they were deprived of the honors of government. These oft-repeated
19     IV,  II |       effects; the one conferring honors on those who, having never
20     IV,  III|           that the advantages and honors of a participation in the
21     IV,  IV |       wicked. He never sought the honors of government; yet enjoyed
22     IV,  VII|         conceding to them all the honors of the city, and thus make
23      V,  VII|       Florence, where the highest honors were decreed to them which
24     VI,  II |           of their enemies of the honors of government, and with
25     VI,  V  |    Florence in May, with the same honors as upon his arrival. On
26    VII,  I  |        raising them to undeserved honors; or with public games and
27    VII,  I  |          and deprived many of the honors of government. Girolamo,
28    VII,  II |     resounded on all sides. These honors accelerated his ruin; for
29    VII,  III|         them were deprived of the honors of government, others of
30    VII,  III|       exchanged for injuries, the honors for disgrace. Hence many
31    VII,  IV |            to deprive many of the honors of government, and to banish
32    VII,  IV | possessing among yourselves those honors, dignities, and emoluments