Chapter

1 1,1| either of tranquillity or of disorder, of justice or of venality,
2 5,7|      understanding what this disorder could mean, he rushed into
3 5,7|        Whence comes all this disorder?" ~"From the serpent," replied
4 6,3|     them; and for the moment disorder was the consequence in the
5 6,3|    enough to throw them into disorder, so that some were scattered
6 6,4|       for there was now such disorder in their ranks that they
7 9,3|     Signoria, foreseeing the disorder that was now imminent, ordered