Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |         his merits. He had been married in 1502 to Marietta Corsini,
 2      I,  I  |    successor, Astolphus, having married Placidia, sister of the
 3      I,  VI |         him to be murdered, and married another cousin, Louis, prince
 4     II,  I  |           and without any delay married her. As soon as the fact
 5     IV,  IV |       violating the women, both married and single. These things
 6      V,  III|   Fortebraccio was dead. He had married a daughter of the Count
 7     VI,  II |       the people. Baldaccio was married, and had only one child,
 8    VII,  II | Raffaello, had some time before married Alessandra de’ Bardi, and
 9    VII,  III|      one of his nieces had been married to Giovanni Tornabuoni.
10   VIII,  I  |          Giovanni de’ Pazzi had married the daughter of Giovanni
11   VIII,  V  |  government on himself, and had married the daughter of the duke
12   VIII,  VII|   Galeotto, lord of Faenza, had married the daughter of Giovanni
13   VIII,  VII|       the city’s interests, and married Piero, his eldest son, to
14   VIII,  VII|     life. Of his daughters, one married Jacopo Salviati; another,
15   VIII,  VII|        his house united, he had married to Giovanni de’ Medici,