Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|      and there was a council of twelve, who each year appointed
 2      I,  III|      emperor, who at the end of twelve years was crowned by Pope
 3      I,  V  |       rebelled, he put to death twelve thousand of its citizens.
 4     II,  II |     into six parts, and elected twelve citizens, two for each sixth,
 5     II,  II |        These arts were at first twelve, seven major and five minor.
 6     II,  II |        of the city, and elected twelve men who, as the supreme
 7     II,  II |       with the Credenza and the twelve Buono Uomini, were called
 8     II,  III|       returned, and, instead of twelve governors, fourteen were
 9     II,  III|    during the interim they were twelve.~This government, as will
10     II,  V  |      would be necessary to have twelve of the first citizens appear
11     II,  VI | counsels, the Signory appointed twelve citizens whom they called
12     II,  VII|     Arno having, in 1333, risen twelve feet above their ordinary
13     II,  I  |  ordinary cause, there had been twelve or thirteen created; but
14     II,  I  |      people; and instead of the twelve Buonuomini, or good men,
15     II,  I  |       party, and conferred upon twelve of the people. To the eight
16    III,  III|         observed, were at first twelve; in the course of time they
17    III,  VII|        which had then continued twelve years. At this time, the
18      V,  III|          six feet in height and twelve feet wide, covered with
19     VI,  I  |      before Cignano, a fortress twelve miles from Brescia; the
20     VI,  III|        entirely routed, that of twelve thousand horse only one
21     VI,  V  |        entered the country with twelve thousand troops, under the
22    VII,  VI |       and terminated a peace of twelve years’ continuance, as will
23   VIII,  IV |      the opportunity, they sent twelve ambassadors to the pontiff,
24   VIII,  V  |       the duke of Calabria with twelve thousand horse and five