Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |       believing all that Maffeo told him, joined his forces to
 2     II,  I  |   appoint the place in which to told them, not upon the hill,
 3     II,  V  |       left the city, the legate told the exiles that now, when
 4    III,  I  |   disturbance spreading, it was told the Ricci that the Albizzi
 5    III,  VII|     hazard. These were secretly told by Piggiello and Baroccio
 6      V,  VI |         Ferrara, when they were told that Niccolo Piccinino had
 7      V,  VI |      sterility of these places, told him, “his horses could not
 8      V,  VI |         countryman, his friend, told him, that if he went he
 9     VI,  V  | Bentivogli, being awakened, was told that the whole city was
10    VII,  IV |    princes’ communications, and told the citizens, it was not
11    VII,  V  |        encouragement, and being told that the Eight had assembled,
12    VII,  V  |      reached Florence, it being told there that Prato was taken,
13    VII,  V  |         on, the Volterrani were told that they could not demand
14   VIII,  I  |     have influenced him; for he told Giovanni Batista, that he
15   VIII,  V  |      his troops were assembled, told him how great would be the