Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |    Guelphs or Ghibellines; and in consequence of this, one faction endeavoring
 2      I,  VI |          unwholesome. However, in consequence of a great number of people
 3      I,  VI |           of going into Italy. In consequence of this, many battles were
 4     II,  II |        proportionately weaker. In consequence of this, those who with
 5     II,  IV |     desire of union; and the only consequence was, that the banished were
 6    III,  I  |        intention, became great in consequence.~On this account Uguccione
 7    III,  I  |       alike from both parties. In consequence of this a great number of
 8    III,  V  |           The measures adopted in consequence thereof—Insolent Conduct
 9     IV,  II |           should be equalized. In consequence of this state of things,
10     IV,  V  |          man pointed out, that in consequence of the relative positions
11      V,  II |      enterprise, though of little consequence, excited him to make further
12      V,  IV |          particularly, because in consequence of his treaty with the count,
13      V,  V  |         loss, and fearing that in consequence of it Brescia would surrender,
14      V,  V  |  opportunity of banishing him. In consequence of this, the government
15     VI,  IV | apprehending that Cosmo would, in consequence of this, become too powerful.~
16     VI,  V  |       collected a large crowd; in consequence of it a report was spread
17    VII,  I  |          to retire from office in consequence. However, since it is undesirable
18    VII,  I  |       there was no citizen of any consequence to whom Cosmo had not lent
19    VII,  II |         circumstances, involved a consequence destructive to his authority.
20    VII,  II |           and her husband, and in consequence Lorenzo d’ Ilarione, her
21    VII,  II |     visibly diminished, and, as a consequence of his loss of influence
22    VII,  III|    Justice—Great hopes excited in consequence—The two parties take arms—
23    VII,  IV |         pleased Galeazzo, who, in consequence, immediately withdrew to
24    VII,  IV |       evil practices; so that, in consequence, Piero sent for Agnolo Acciajuoli
25    VII,  IV |          for inveterate feuds and consequence bloodshed. He was also aware
26    VII,  V  |    citizens in the conspiracy. In consequence of this alarming account,
27    VII,  V  |        among the apostles; and in consequence of the numerous fires used
28   VIII,  I  |         much wealth and power. In consequence, neither Jacopo nor his
29   VIII,  II |          immediate and inevitable consequence. But as the wrongs committed
30   VIII,  IV |        government of that city in consequence—The Genoese take Serezana—