Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |        Establishment of trades’ companies, and their authority—Count
 2     II,  III |       in the year 1282, and the companies of the Arts, since magistrates
 3     II,  III |        the leaders of the Arts’ companies ordered that every Signory
 4     II,  III |    disposal divided into twenty companies of fifty men each, and that
 5     II,  III |        the nobility enabled the companies of the Arts to establish
 6     II,  IV  |          he renewed the ancient companies of the people, which increased
 7     II,  V   |        not allowed to do so—The companies of the people restored—Restless
 8     II,  V   |         also re-established the companies of the people, and gave
 9     II,  V   |     that were first used by the companies of the Arts; the heads of
10     II,  V   |      called Gonfaloniers of the companies and colleagues of the Signory;
11     II,  V   |    given, the Signory, with the companies of the people under their
12     II,  V   |         and Gonfaloniers of the companies were in favor of Lando and
13     II,  VI  |        was insufficient for the companies of the people; they, therefore,
14     II,  VIII|         the Gonfaloniers of the companies of the people; abolished
15     II,  VIII|      being come, he caused many companies to be formed of the plebeians
16     II,  I   |         the Gonfaloniers of the companies of the people; and instead
17     II,  I   |     sixteen Gonfaloniers of the companies of the people; and the council
18     II,  I   |  justice and the ensigns of the companies of the artisans.~Both sides
19    III,  I   |      the year 1353 one of these companies came into Tuscany under
20    III,  I   |       should be chosen from the companies of minor artificers, and
21    III,  II  | something terrible at hand. The companies of the Arts met, and each
22    III,  III |     already mentioned. When the companies of the arts were first organized,
23    III,  III |         of the people and their companies, meet under arms in the
24    III,  IV  |      should be formed three new companies of the arts; namely, one
25    III,  IV  |         that no member of these companies should be expected during
26    III,  VI  |      apprehensive of losing the companies of their trades and the
27    III,  VI  |     Guelphic party; the two new Companies of the Trades were dissolved,
28    III,  VI  |        assigned to their former companies. The minor trades were not
29    III,  VI  |       he was Gonfalonier of the Companies, his son-in-law, Filippo
30    III,  VII |         and informed the united companies that he had found the Signory
31     IV,  II  |    minor trades by reducing the companies from fourteen to seven,