Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |        the difference between the Colleagues, on account of the cities
 2     II,  V  | Gonfaloniers of the companies and colleagues of the Signory; and ordered,
 3     II,  VI |          existing Signors and the Colleagues, feeling themselves possessed
 4    III,  II |      having to consult, first the Colleagues and then the Councils, Salvestro
 5    III,  II |            he called together the Colleagues and the Council on the same
 6    III,  II |         the same morning, and the Colleagues being apart, he proposed
 7    III,  II |         which the Signory and the Colleagues came together, and finding
 8    III,  II |           with armed men, and the Colleagues granted to threats, what
 9    III,  II |         the Priors summoned their Colleagues and these Syndics, and consulted
10    III,  II |        Balia, to the Signors, the Colleagues, the Eight, the Capitani
11    III,  III|          they called together the colleagues and those citizens who with
12    III,  IV |      force, appointed four of the Colleagues to proceed to the palace
13    III,  IV |      deliberation of the Signors, Colleagues, and Council of the people.
14    III,  IV |      deprived the Signory and the Colleagues of their magistracy, and
15     IV,  VI |         would be supported by his colleagues.~Bernardo entered upon the
16     IV,  VII|           endeavored to sound his colleagues with respect to Cosmo: seeing
17      V,  I  |        thus gave the pope and his colleagues time to recover themselves.
18      V,  I  |       unless from the Signory and Colleagues, which were thirty-seven
19     VI,  I  |        the count, and also by the colleagues as far as themselves were