Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II  |       ordered that everyone should appear armed, under his banner,
 2     II,  II  | immediately summoned the Uberti to appear before them; but instead
 3     II,  II  |          every man was expected to appear armed, whenever the city
 4     II,  V   |       twelve of the first citizens appear before him, and having thus
 5     II,  VIII|         that everyone, in order to appear friendly to him, caused
 6     II,  VIII|         the following manner:—~“We appear before you, my lord, induced
 7    III,  I   |           concluded, there did not appear any cause of dissension
 8    III,  II  |    ADMONISHED, and if this did not appear likely to be effectual,
 9    III,  III |         and they in ours, we shall appear noble, they ignoble—for
10    III,  IV  |        21st of July, there did not appear in the piazza above eighty
11    III,  IV  |       Alamanno and Niccolo, not to appear more valiant than wise,
12     IV,  IV  |          suggestions of the latter appear incredible till they are
13     IV,  VII |        calamities, in order not to appear deficient to himself or
14      V,  I   |           1494, from which it will appear how the barbarians were
15      V,  III |            and the Signory, not to appear less gracious than the pope,
16     VI,  I   |             he was shortly able to appear with a large force in Tuscany;
17     VI,  III |            though the king did not appear, he engaged to concur in
18     VI,  VII |            which to posterity will appear marvelous and unaccountable.
19    VII,  I   |          of Cosmo.~It will perhaps appear to the readers of the preceding
20    VII,  I   |           And that the Deity might appear to participate in what had
21    VII,  V   |       principal study being how to appear splendid in apparel, and
22   VIII,  I   |            might easily be made to appear as a part of his retinue,