Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |    names being first heard at Pistoia. Frederick, marching from
 2     II,  IV |   Bianca and Nera factions in Pistoia—They come to Florence—Open
 3     II,  IV |   Among the first families of Pistoia was the Cancellieri. It
 4     II,  IV | family, but the whole city of Pistoia, became divided. And as
 5     II,  IV |   parties in it, brought from Pistoia, increased the old animosity
 6     II,  V  |  Uberti, who had to come from Pistoia with three hundred horse;
 7     II,  VI |    having taken possession of Pistoia, became so powerful that
 8     II,  VI |  preventing it from relieving Pistoia. Being successful in the
 9     II,  VI | Florentines, by a treaty with Pistoia, withdrew her from obedience
10     II,  VI |      Castruccio then besieged Pistoia, and persevered with so
11     II,  VI |       At length the people of Pistoia were compelled to receive
12     II,  I  |     that Arezzo, Castiglione, Pistoia, Volterra, Colle, and San
13     IV,  V  |    any better motive, fled to Pistoia, and if the place had not
14     IV,  VII|  secretly to the mountains of Pistoia for infantry, which, with
15    VII,  IV |       more in the district of Pistoia, particularly among the
16    VII,  V  |       gate which looks toward Pistoia, accompanied by the Palandra
17    VII,  V  |      with the enemy; and that Pistoia was also in arms, and most