Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  V |     expels the Count Novello—Lando d’Agobbio—His tyranny—His
 2     II,  V |    the Count Novello, caused Lando d’Agobbio to be brought
 3     II,  V |      and plundered within by Lando d’Agobbio.~The friends of
 4     II,  V |   king and those who opposed Lando and his followers, were
 5     II,  V |   companies were in favor of Lando and his party.~During these
 6     II,  V |  city, and of the tyranny of Lando and his partisans; so that
 7     II,  V |    and before her departure, Lando was stripped of all authority
 8     II,  V |      Signors of the party of Lando, six more were appointed
 9    III,  IV|  leave the palace—Michael di Lando Gonfalonier—Complaints and
10    III,  IV| plebeians against Michael di Lando—Michael di Lando proceeds
11    III,  IV|  Michael di Lando—Michael di Lando proceeds against the plebeians
12    III,  IV|      Character of Michael di Lando.~At daybreak on the 21st
13    III,  IV|      the hands of Michael di Lando, a wool comber. This man,
14    III,  IV|    de’ Medici and Michael di Lando the whole of what their
15    III,  V |       By the time Michael di Lando had subdued the plebeians,
16    III,  V |    office, except Michael di Lando, Lorenzo di Puccio and a
17    III,  VI|     the plebeians—Michael di Lando banished—Benedetto Alberti
18    III,  VI|    among whom was Michael di Lando; nor could all the benefits