Book, Chapter
1 II, I | Rossi, Frescobaldi, Mozzi, Bardi, Pulci, Gherardini, Foraboschi,
2 II, IV | of the Tosinghi, of the Bardi, of the Rossi, of the Frescobaldi,
3 II, VII | Florentines—Conspiracy of the Bardi and the Frescobaldi—The
4 II, VII | he injured were Piero de’ Bardi and Bardo Frescobaldi. These
5 II, VII | becomes known. Andrea de’ Bardi was one of the conspirators,
6 II, VII | being relatives of the Bardi, were unwilling to summon
7 II, VII | On the other hand, the Bardi and the Frescobaldi, finding
8 II, VII | the street in which the Bardi resided, as being a stronger
9 II, VII | Rubaconte amid the swords of the Bardi, made a sign that he wished
10 II, VII | them to consent that the Bardi and the Frescobaldi, with
11 II, VII | against those only of the Bardi and Frescobaldi families
12 II, VII | power, they bought of the Bardi the castle of Mangona and
13 II, VII | with having subdued the Bardi and the Frescobaldi, as
14 II, VIII| imprisoned; recalled the Bardi and the Frescobaldi from
15 II, VIII| conspiracy, and was joined by the Bardi, Rossi, Frescobaldi, Scali
16 II, I | highest pitch, and Ridolfo de’ Bardi reproved him in unmeasured
17 II, I | Trinity; and the Rossi and the Bardi, the bridge of the Rubaconte
18 II, I | resistance made except by the Bardi, who remained undaunted,
19 II, I | overcame the resolution of the Bardi, and decided the day in
20 II, I | Old Bridge to be lost; the Bardi fled in all directions and
21 VII, II | before married Alessandra de’ Bardi, and received with her a
22 VII, II | injury done them by the Bardi, and the matter was referred
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