Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |    Monselice, Parma, Bologna, Faenza, Forli, and Cesena, some
 2      I,  VI | Cesena; Giovanni Manfredi, of Faenza; Lodovico Alidossi, of Imola;
 3      I,  VII|   those of the House of Este; Faenza by the Manfredi; Imola by
 4     IV,  III|     friendship of the lord of Faenza—League of the Florentines
 5     IV,  III|       of bringing the lord of Faenza over to the Florentines,
 6     IV,  III|  Piccinino sent a prisoner to Faenza. Fortune, however, caused
 7     IV,  III|    prevailed with the lord of Faenza and his mother, that they
 8      V,  IV |       league, for the lord of Faenza, the sons of Pandolfo Malatesti
 9      V,  IV |     the duke; and the lord of Faenza, after having entered into
10     VI,  V  |     soldiers under Astorre da Faenza and Gismondo Malatesti toward
11     VI,  VI |        and Astorre, prince of Faenza. This being conceded, his
12    VII,  VI | formed one with the prince of Faenza. The pope and the king assigned,
13   VIII,  I  | deliberations, Carlo, lord of Faenza, was taken ill, and tears
14   VIII,  I  |  latter, of which the lord of Faenza had taken possession. The
15   VIII,  VII|  conspiracy—Galeotto, lord of Faenza, is murdered by the treachery
16   VIII,  VII|      added. Galeotto, lord of Faenza, had married the daughter
17   VIII,  VII|      death, to become lord of Faenza. A great tumult arose as
18   VIII,  VII|     for the occasion, entered Faenza with a considerable force,
19   VIII,  VII|    and held the government of Faenza wholly in his own power;