Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |       death of Thomas à Becket, archbishop of Canterbury, although
 2      I,  IV  |      for not having honored the archbishop so much as he deserved,
 3      I,  VI  |       Giovanni. Giovanni became archbishop of Milan; and of Luchino,
 4      I,  VI  |      who after the death of the archbishop, contrived the murder of
 5      I,  VI  |       died, and his brother the archbishop, remaining lord of Milan,
 6      I,  VI  |      recovered Bologna from the archbishop of Milan, and compelled
 7     II,  VIII|     Acciajuoli was at this time archbishop of Florence, and by his
 8     II,  VIII|       the people, who, with the archbishop, were invested with full
 9     II,  I   |     Visconti, occasioned by the archbishop, then prince of Milan; and
10    III,  I   |  overcome, and the war with the archbishop of Milan concluded, there
11    III,  III |       united in her defense, an archbishop of Milan and a pope were
12    VII,  III |        Giovanni di Neroni, then archbishop of Florence, to avoid a
13    VII,  III |        Rome, where, joining the archbishop and other refugees, they
14   VIII,  I   |        Thus Filippo de’ Medici, archbishop of Pisa, being dead, Francesco
15   VIII,  I   |     them to Francesco Salviati, archbishop of Pisa, who, being ambitious
16   VIII,  I   |       go to Florence, while the archbishop and the count were to remain
17   VIII,  I   |     their views. Upon this, the archbishop and the count communicated
18   VIII,  I   |        and dangerous, while the archbishop endeavored to obviate his
19   VIII,  I   |      circumstance seemed to the archbishop and the count to offer an
20   VIII,  I   |     perform the commands of the archbishop de’ Salviati and Francesco
21   VIII,  I   |     Francesco de’ Pazzi and the archbishop having arrived at Florence,
22   VIII,  I   |         other a kinsman, of the archbishop. They also gained over Bernardo
23   VIII,  I   |      that, in the meantime, the Archbishop de’ Salviati, with his followers,
24   VIII,  II  |       slain—Lorenzo escapes—The archbishop Salviati endeavors to seize
25   VIII,  II  |  obtained their assistance. The Archbishop de’ Salviati, going to seize
26   VIII,  II  |      side, without the key. The archbishop being with the gonfalonier,
27   VIII,  II  |        who had gone up with the archbishop, part of them being shut
28   VIII,  II  |        the palace, at which the archbishop, the two Jacopi Salviati,
29   VIII,  II  |     were hanged. Those whom the archbishop left below, having mastered
30   VIII,  II  |   palace, and hanged beside the archbishop and the rest. He could not
31   VIII,  VI  |  Serezana—Genoa occupied by her archbishop—Death of Sixtus IV.— Innocent
32   VIII,  VI  | trusting to Pagolo Fregoso, the archbishop, was taken prisoner, with