Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |        of Italy; for he did not appoint governors of provinces,
 2      I,  IV | cardinals to go into Germany to appoint a new pope. He was the first
 3      I,  VI |     government of the city, and appoint senators according to his
 4     II,  I  |      brought merchandise, would appoint the place in which to told
 5     II,  III|         duties of office should appoint a Gonfalonier of Justice,
 6     II,  IV |         to apply to the pope to appoint some personage of royal
 7     II,  V  |       Robert, requesting him to appoint for his vicar in Florence
 8     II,  VI |         previously customary to appoint the Signory for a time only,
 9     II,  I  |   ordered that the first should appoint two signors; the two latter
10    III,  II |    house, that the people might appoint another in his stead, who
11     IV,  II |    force or better regulations, appoint the magistrates, who, in
12     IV,  IV |         against them, and would appoint him to the command. When
13     IV,  VII|      Signory of the magistracy, appoint another, burn the present
14     VI,  III|      duke of Milan—The Milanese appoint Sforza their captain—Milan
15     VI,  III|        him on his accession, to appoint a diet at Ferrara to attempt
16    VII,  I  |       the balloting purses, and appoint the magistrates by drawing