Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  I  |          business, without being publicly called together, lest we
 2    III,  IV | selecting those whose owners had publicly or privately excited their
 3    III,  VI |        and he censured them both publicly and privately. The leaders
 4     IV,  I  |         Giovanni de’ Medici, who publicly endeavored to show, that
 5     IV,  I  |        of the enemy, and the war publicly known, sent their forces
 6     IV,  VI |     party composing it were made publicly known, and upon drawing
 7     IV,  VII|      honorably received, and was publicly visited by the Venetians,
 8     VI,  IV |          effect this point, they PUBLICLY answered the envoys, that
 9     VI,  IV |          aid of the Florentines, publicly from the state, and privately
10     VI,  IV |          He also wished the city publicly to assist him, but there
11    VII,  I  |   private. Influence is acquired publicly by winning a battle, taking
12   VIII,  II |    attack the Florentine states; publicly declaring that they only
13   VIII,  III|      trial, both for the sake of publicly justifying their proceedings,
14   VIII,  IV |        As soon as this peace was publicly known, the pope and the