Book, Chapter
1 I, VII| Braccio of Montone as her captain, who was of equal reputation
2 II, II | other state,—one called captain of the people, the other
3 II, II | summoned, whether by the captain of the people or the Anziani.
4 II, III| therefore, taken by the captain of the people, and whether
5 II, V | made before Piero Branca, captain of the people, against Corso,
6 II, VII| appointment, under the title of captain of the guard, of Jacopo
7 II, VII| they had hitherto had one captain of the guard who afflicted
8 III, III| duke of Athens, your hired captain did so too? But when the
9 III, V | Queen Giovanna, retained his captain in that city, with the concurrence
10 IV, III| Carmignuola was appointed Captain General of the League. By
11 IV, IV | the enterprise as their captain. The commissaries having
12 IV, V | great a length that the captain of the people, induced by
13 IV, VI | this, too, compelled the captain of the people to require
14 V, II | Francesco da Gonzaga, their captain, to Ghiaradadda, who, by
15 V, III| Venetians— Francesco Sforza, captain of the league, refuses to
16 V, IV | carried on the war under their captain, Gattamelata.~Count Francesco
17 V, VI | were in fear lest their captain, Piero Giampagolo Orsini,
18 V, VI | Giampagolo Orsini, their captain, and Neri Capponi and Bernardo
19 V, VII| commissaries and of the captain, that before the enemy’s
20 V, VII| Pietro Giampagolo, their captain, on the left; the infantry
21 VI, III| Milanese appoint Sforza their captain—Milan becomes a republic—
22 VI, IV | he wished to be not their captain merely, but their sovereign;
23 VI, IV | enemies, from being her captain became her foe and her prince,
24 VII, II | into pay, with the title of captain of his forces, and give
25 VII, II | appearance. The Venetians sent a captain with some galleys, but rather
26 VII, VI | hostile league of their captain, the pope advised, and the
27 VIII, VII| Roberto da S. Severino, their captain, was slain. After this defeat,
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