Book,  Chapter

 1    Int     | Florence, beside the tomb of Michael Angelo. His monument bears
 2     II,  IV|     out at the garden of St. Michael, in the houses of the Abati;
 3    III,  IV|     Signory leave the palace—Michael di Lando Gonfalonier—Complaints
 4    III,  IV|     of the plebeians against Michael di Lando—Michael di Lando
 5    III,  IV|     against Michael di Lando—Michael di Lando proceeds against
 6    III,  IV|  them to order— Character of Michael di Lando.~At daybreak on
 7    III,  IV|  Justice was in the hands of Michael di Lando, a wool comber.
 8    III,  IV|     city as he thought best. Michael accepted the command; and,
 9    III,  IV|    formed a new Signory; but Michael, on hearing this, sent them
10    III,  IV| seemed to the plebeians that Michael, in his reformation of the
11    III,  IV|     well-being and security. Michael, observing their arrogance,
12    III,  IV|     Salvestro de’ Medici and Michael di Lando the whole of what
13    III,  IV|      end of their discourse, Michael could not endure their arrogance,
14    III,  IV|     consent to their wishes. Michael, suspecting what would happen,
15    III,  IV|   out about the same time as Michael, and it happened that as
16    III,  IV|   not meet in their way, and Michael, upon his return, found
17    III,  V |  Scali beheaded.~By the time Michael di Lando had subdued the
18    III,  V |   deprived of office, except Michael di Lando, Lorenzo di Puccio
19    III,  VI|    who favored the plebeians—Michael di Lando banished—Benedetto
20    III,  VI|   the latter, among whom was Michael di Lando; nor could all