Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII|          period which we at first proposed to reach, what remains is
 2      I,  VII|        necessary, as was at first proposed, to speak of the origin
 3     II,  II |          common good.~Count Guido proposed to lay a tax upon the citizens
 4    III,  II |  therefore came to the conclusion proposed by Piero, though Lapo consented
 5    III,  II |        Colleagues being apart, he proposed the law prepared by himself
 6    III,  III|        consuls of the trades, who proposed that whatever armed force
 7    III,  VII|            without the changes he proposed; and declared that if he
 8     IV,  II |      correct, and the remedies he proposed good and certain, if they
 9     IV,  III| engagement, either the conditions proposed were insufficient, or he
10     IV,  III|           of each citizen, it was proposed that whoever possessed property
11     VI,  II |        the city favorable to him, proposed to assassinate Annibale,
12     VI,  V  |           could defend them. Some proposed King Alfonso, some the duke
13     VI,  V  |           Gasparre da Vicomercato proposed him, and explained in detail
14    VII,  I  |          whenever any subject was proposed in favor of the people he
15    VII,  I  |           Gonfalonier of Justice, proposed to assemble them without
16    VII,  I  |         magistracy, several times proposed to the people the appointment
17    VII,  IV |          pay, terms of peace were proposed, and easily arranged. The
18   VIII,  IV |         fruit of their victories, proposed a truce for three months