Chapter

1 1,2 |  which the man to whom it was addressed began to read at the risk
2 3,4 | principle in the discourse he addressed to Caesar, and the first
3 5,2 | welcoming speeches which were addressed to him by the Signoria;
4 5,2 |    from such audacious words, addressed as they were to men who
5 7,1 |       to the rescue. They had addressed themselves to him without
6 14,3|     other their goods. ~So he addressed himself to those to whom
7 15,2|    Sant' Angelo, and an order addressed to the governor to admit