Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |   following day, as soon as light appeared, he returned with his people
 2     II,  III |           and better disposed, it appeared a less evil to qualify the
 3     II,  VIII| tyrannical mode of proceeding, it appeared to him that he had misled
 4     II,  VIII|      confiding in his companions, appeared immediately, and was detained.
 5     II,  I   |          the nobility, and now he appeared to incline toward the people,
 6    III,  I   |           and disorders that have appeared. In the first place, there
 7    III,  II  |        the discontented party.~It appeared to the heads of the Guelphic
 8    III,  IV  |          and Giovanni Cambi alone appeared; and these, not being joined
 9    III,  IV  |        morrow. However the trades appeared content, the plebeians satisfied;
10    III,  V   |        seditious, this government appeared tyrannical and violent.
11    III,  VI  |      could not endure him, for it appeared as if, at any moment, something
12    III,  VII |        the state were made, which appeared intolerable to those against
13    III,  VII |          was summoned, and having appeared, the truth was proven by
14     IV,  II  |           apprehended. He said it appeared to him that their resolution
15     IV,  V   |    accusation, avoided doing what appeared to him beneficial to the
16     IV,  V   |           reasoning on this point appeared so clear, and the advantage
17     IV,  V   |   summoned him to trial. Giovanni appeared, though full of indignation.
18      V,  VII |          exile. Rinaldo d’Albizzi appeared respectable under every
19     VI,  I   |    Lombardy, which by his absence appeared to be lost; for while Niccolo
20     VI,  I   |           that the duke’s victory appeared certain, and defeat equally
21     VI,  IV  |           should occupy Milan, it appeared to him that so great military
22     VI,  V   |  ambassadors, on their departure, appeared perfectly satisfied. But
23     VI,  VII |  Terracina to the church.~It thus appeared that the internal dissensions
24    VII,  I   |        lost the government. Cosmo appeared not to notice these matters;
25    VII,  I   |        know what he possessed, it appeared there was no citizen of
26    VII,  II  |           measure which, while it appeared quite correct in itself,
27   VIII,  VI  |          not remain quiet; for it appeared disgraceful that a private