Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |       nobles and of people, of rich and of poor. The third upon
 2      I,  IV |       either so populous or so rich. Alexander now returned
 3      I,  V  |     Ezelin. This person, being rich and powerful, took part
 4     II,  I  |      Donati family there was a rich widow who had a daughter
 5    III,  III|        lower orders toward the rich citizens and the principals
 6    III,  III|    opponents are disunited and rich; their disunion will give
 7     IV,  III|      Origin of the Catasto—The rich citizens discontented with
 8     IV,  III|  according to the Catasto, the rich had paid less than their
 9     IV,  IV |       knowing that I leave you rich, healthy, and of such standing
10     IV,  IV | facetious. He died exceedingly rich in money, but still more
11      V,  III|        feet wide, covered with rich drapery, for the accommodation
12      V,  V  |    preserve their lives and so rich a city for better fortune,
13      V,  V  |    rather take possession of a rich city, with honor to themselves,
14     VI,  II |        da Cascese. Antonio was rich, childless, and a friend
15     VI,  VI | dressed in cloth of gold, with rich ornaments about his neck,
16    VII,  I  |      and Cosmo made Luca Pitti rich presents, and all the citizens
17    VII,  I  |    advice and patronage became rich; and, though he was constantly
18   VIII,  VI |        Santa, attracted by the rich prize took possession of