Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  IV |          which also adhered those members of the above-named families
 2     II,  VII|           of Florence against the members of the government; at every
 3    III,  V  |           office and the retiring members were still in the palace,
 4    III,  V  |           also dissolved, and its members deprived of office, except
 5    III,  VI |       Adimari, and with them many members of the minor trades. Of
 6    III,  VII|      nearly all the Alberti; many members of the trades were admonished,
 7    III,  VII|        put to death many of those members of the trades who had shown
 8     IV,  II |     Francesco Gianfigliazzi, both members of the Signory. Giovanni
 9     VI,  VII|          how much more easily the members follow the head than the
10     VI,  VII|        the head than the head the members.~After his defeat, Ferrando
11    VII,  I  |     succeeding, he threatened the members of the councils with injurious
12   VIII,  IV |        with the duchess and other members of the government. The latter,
13   VIII,  IV |         and therefore the leading members of the government determined
14   VIII,  IV | appearances, but by the principal members of the government; and it