Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |       France—The first crusade—New orders of knighthood—Saladin takes
 2      I,  IV  |       Naples passes to the Germans—Orders of St. Dominic and St. Francis.~
 3      I,  IV  |           whose time the religious orders of St. Dominic and St. Francis
 4     II,  IV  |            affections of the lower orders, he renewed the ancient
 5     II,  VIII|         have made, and then by the orders you have given for a meeting
 6     II,  VIII|         advantages upon the lowest orders, thinking that with their
 7     II,  VIII|            to his messengers, with orders to assemble them under the
 8     II,  I   |           sent six Gonfalons, with orders to assail their houses from
 9    III,  II  |           side, were all the lower orders, the leaders of whom were
10    III,  II  |   defending themselves against the orders of the Signors, but when
11    III,  III |            the hatred of the lower orders toward the rich citizens
12    III,  IV  |         assistance in obedience to orders; and of the sixteen Gonfalons,
13      V,  VII |         liberty, contrary to their orders. It is astonishing, that
14     VI,  IV  | ratification, but gave them secret orders not to do so, and with pretexts
15     VI,  V   |           Upon this, all the lower orders, who only waited for an
16     VI,  V   |           event reaching Florence, orders were immediately sent to
17     VI,  VI  |    conspirators were invited, with orders that each should bring with
18     VI,  VI  |         was done according to this orders, and Stefano Porcari arrived
19    VII,  V   |          collected, to Prato, with orders that he should approach
20   VIII,  II  |          of his people below, with orders that when they heard a noise
21   VIII,  VI  |        Girolamo from Lombardy with orders first to recruit his army