Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |       Knowing that Helmichis, a noble Lombard, was in love with
 2     II,  I  |        and Galigai. Besides the noble families on each side above
 3     II,  II |  sentence, given against such a noble city, there was not a citizen
 4     II,  III|      procure redress, for every noble with his relations and friends
 5     II,  III|    Giano della Bella, of a very noble family, and a lover of liberty,
 6     II,  V  |       followers, were either of noble families or the highest
 7     II,  VII|        They were joined by many noble families, and some of the
 8     II,  VII|      reverence for the man, his noble demeanor, and the excellent
 9    III,  II |       of confusion. Many of the noble citizens were threatened
10    III,  III|        in ours, we shall appear noble, they ignoble—for poverty
11     IV,  IV |   Giovanni di Contugi, a man of noble family, and his colleague
12     IV,  V  |        revered the name of this noble republic as the leader and
13     IV,  VI |         why we should be called NOBLE any more than they. If it
14      V,  II | councils. In that city are many noble families so powerful, that
15     VI,  II |       and, being joined by many noble ladies, lived in holy seclusion
16    VII,  IV |      assembled all the heads of noble families in the convent