Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|          to the duke; whereupon, Pagolo del Mazecha and Simon da
 2     IV,  III | chancellors, Ser Martino and Ser Pagolo. The latter favored the
 3     IV,  III |     Martino was retained and Ser Pagolo discharged, to the great
 4     IV,  IV  |      alliance with Florence; and Pagolo Guinigi, to regain the favor
 5     IV,  IV  |           had been imprisoned by Pagolo Guinigi, governor of Lucca,
 6     IV,  IV  |          life was spared, and as Pagolo thought the forgiveness
 7     IV,  V   |          the country about Lucca—Pagolo Guinigi asks assistance
 8     IV,  V   |      duke sends Francesco Sforza—Pagolo Guinigi expelled—The Florentines
 9     IV,  V   |         all possible expedition. Pagolo Guinigi finding himself
10     IV,  V   |          it was the intention of Pagolo to surrender the city to
11     IV,  V   |     immediately to Pescia, where Pagolo Diacceto was lieutenant
12     IV,  V   |         he contrived the ruin of Pagolo Guinigi. The heads of the
13     IV,  V   |         was Lanzilao, the son of Pagolo. The conspirators, about
14     IV,  V   |      armed at night in search of Pagolo, who, on hearing the noise
15     IV,  V   |       the city and the treasure. Pagolo said the treasure was consumed,
16     IV,  V   |        Count Francesco conducted Pagolo and his son to the duke,
17     VI,  I   |          Francesco Barbadico and Pagolo Trono were present for the
18   VIII,  VI  |       doge of Genoa, trusting to Pagolo Fregoso, the archbishop,