Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|               be appointed and called Priors, to hold the government
 2     II,  III|        divided into quarters, and the Priors became eight, although upon
 3     II,  III|           first they were only called Priors, but to increase their distinction
 4     II,  III|             against the forces of the Priors and the Capitano. To remedy
 5     II,  III|    Gonfalonier should reside with the Priors, and have four thousand
 6     II,  IV |         already so manifest, that the Priors and all well-disposed men
 7     II,  IV |     determination became known to the Priors, and the adverse party represented
 8     II,  VII| brother-in-law. Jacopo acquainted the Priors, and they informed the government.
 9    III,  II |             or Syndic; upon which the Priors summoned their Colleagues
10     IV,  IV |              time arrived for the new Priors to enter upon office, and
11     IV,  IV |               by the authority of the Priors and his own influence, to
12    VII,  I  |              him, he ordered that the priors, who had hitherto been called
13    VII,  I  |              had hitherto been called priors of the trades, should also
14    VII,  I  |             and therefore called them priors of liberty. He also ordered,
15    VII,  V  |             palace, and commanded the priors to retire to their homes;