Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      | Florentine Republic, and the restoration of the Medici, the efforts
 2      I,  II |   may be added, the ruin and restoration of Rome, and of many other
 3      I,  VI |  than the king, effected her restoration to the sovereignty, on the
 4     II,  V  |      to whom he had promised restoration to their country. The leaders
 5    III,  VII|      resolved to attempt the restoration of the exiles to their country,
 6    III,  VII|      which would include the restoration of the citizens. They, at
 7     IV,  II |     citizens and advises the restoration of the Grandi—Niccolo da
 8     IV,  IV |      with the duke. Upon the restoration of peace he was discharged;
 9     VI,  IV |      restored twofold on the restoration of peace. They knew the
10     VI,  VI |   while he insisted upon the restoration of Bergamo, Brescia, and
11    VII,  IV |     Piero de’ Medici for the restoration of order— His death and
12    VII,  IV |      when too late.~Upon the restoration of peace, those who remained
13   VIII,  VI |      the Orsini demanded its restoration by virtue of the treaty.
14   VIII,  VI |      who should impede their restoration, they immediately provided
15   VIII,  VII|      Sienna he commenced the restoration and fortification of the