Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |        afterwards held a number of offices, yet these latter were entirely
 2      I,  IV  |          he even deprived of their offices. After the death of Nicholas,
 3     II,  II  |          and which distributed the offices of the republic. Having
 4     II,  II  |           friends to the principal offices of state, and a variety
 5     II,  IV  |          of the people, he saw the offices of the republic administered
 6     II,  VI  |          come, as well those whose offices employed them within the
 7     II,  VIII|           for all of whom he found offices and emoluments, as if they
 8     II,  VIII|          and slew all who had held offices under the duke whom they
 9     II,  I   |         fill one-half of the other offices. The city was, as we have
10     II,  I   |        administration in the other offices, and leave the magistracy
11    III,  I   |         much improved; for all the offices of state being attainable
12    III,  I   |     descent now filled the highest offices. Observing this, Uguccione,
13    III,  I   |       blood who were found to hold offices, would be condemned in the
14    III,  I   |      deprived of the power to hold offices are called ammoniti, or
15    III,  I   |          be able to dispose of the offices of the captains and the
16    III,  I   |           of the Ricci, of all the offices of government, except those
17    III,  II  |           deprived them of all the offices of honor, they should banish
18    III,  IV  | distributed to many of their party offices and emoluments to enable
19    III,  VI  |         was now in power. His good offices evidently excited little
20    III,  VII |           and a new ballot for the offices of government was made.
21    III,  VII |         country, or at least their offices to the admonished. He went
22     IV,  II  |       father, aspired to the first offices in the government, spoke
23     IV,  IV  |            obtaining the principal offices, and the place would retain
24     IV,  VII |          safety by resigning their offices, and said that then the
25      V,  I   |            that to allow the great offices to be filled by mere chance
26      V,  VI  |           restricted the principal offices to a few citizens of the
27    VII,  I   |          found occasion. The chief offices of state being again filled
28    VII,  I   |           and filled the principal offices according to the pleasure
29    VII,  III |           afterward filled all the offices of government according
30    VII,  IV  |           and enjoy all the public offices of profit you must still
31   VIII,  III |       performance of all religious offices, and injuriously menaced