Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|        and advantages upon the lowest orders, thinking that with
 2     II,  VIII|      of the plebeians and very lowest of the people, and to these,
 3     II,  VIII|     butchers, with others, the lowest of the plebeians, who met
 4     II,  I   |      among the highest and the lowest classes; in the latter for
 5     II,  I   |        people, seeing that the lowest of the plebeians were at
 6    III,  III |        perpetrated by the very lowest of the people; and those
 7    III,  III |        trades, followed by the lowest of the people and the plebeians,
 8    III,  III |      part of the plebeians and lowest of the people.~The lower
 9    III,  IV  |    like, and the third for the lowest class of people. They required
10    III,  IV  |       a Signory, four from the lowest plebeians; two from the
11    III,  V   |      of them, that none of the lowest of the people should hold
12    III,  V   |    Michele. The company of the lowest trade was also dissolved,
13    III,  V   |  rescued from the power of the lowest plebeians, the inferior
14    III,  VI  |     share the minor trades and lowest of the people possessed
15    III,  VI  |       their influence, and the lowest people were apprehensive
16    III,  VI  |       the minor trades and the lowest of the people; and it often
17    III,  VII |   injuries, the trades and the lowest of the people rose in arms,
18    III,  VII | Carlone, and two others of the lowest order, all bold young men,
19    VII,  IV  |      Savona, a man of the very lowest origin, who by his talents