Chapter

 1 Pro,1|        perceived him, Lorenzo dei Medici, reading in his marble brow
 2 Pro,2|          life?" cried Lorenzo dei Medici. ~"It is not I who desire
 3 Pro,2|      which broke from Lorenzo dei Medici when he saw him disappear,
 4 2,3  |        not by right, to Piero dei Medici, to whom she had been bequeathed
 5 2,3  |           of his fetes. Piero dei Medici had at any rate formed this
 6 4,1  | magnificent projects of Piero dei Medici. That proud youth, who had
 7 4,1  |         had once been Lorenzo dei Medici's tutor, was elected as
 8 4,1  |         magnificence of Piero dei Medici would never be noticed at
 9 4,1  |          the death of Lorenzo dei Medici. But whatever its cause
10 4,2  |      refusal was due to Piero dei Medici's desire to make an exhibition
11 4,3  |           for Florence. Piero dei Medici received him at a grand
12 4,4  |           place between Piero dei Medici, the pope, and himself,
13 4,4  |      coldly received by Piero dei Medici, who was afraid lest in
14 4,5  |    seeking his own ends Piero dei Medici the gratification of his
15 4,5  |        but the pride of Piero dei Medici came once more to the rescue
16 5,1  |                       1~PIERO DEI MEDICI had, as we may remember,
17 5,1  |         to make use of. Piero dei Medici had not yet taken any resolution
18 5,1  |        was evinced that Piero dei Medici, bent on getting peace at
19 5,1  |          Charles VIII. ~Piero dei Medici, in spite of his name and
20 5,1  |           into Tuscany. Piero dei Medici replied, that, with the
21 5,1  |         to him: to this Piero dei Medici at once consented. Then
22 5,1  |       arrival at Lucca, Piero dei Medici learnt that his concessions
23 5,2  |    dispute his passage. Piero dei Medici, amazed by an opposition
24 5,2  |       Meanwhile Cardinal Gian dei Medici had mounted on horseback,
25 5,2  |        was imminent, and Gian dei Medici wished to follow their example;
26 5,2  |      Apennines. ~The same day the Medici were declared traitors and
27 5,2  |     liberty after the fall of the Medici. Charles VIII stopped for
28 5,2  |         down to the palace of the Medici, which had been prepared
29 5,2  |           the treaty of Piero dei Medici, the king replied that such
30 5,2  |    whether he would reinstate the Medici or whether he would delegate
31 5,2  |          upon the property of the Medici, and to recall the decree
32 5,3  |            he knew that Piero dei Medici had handed over the Tuscan
33 5,8  |            the exile of Piero dei Medici, and the defeat of Alfonso.
34 9,1  |         absolution to Lorenzo dei Medici because he would not restore
35 9,1  |        and State, who accused the Medici of enslaving the fatherland
36 9,1  |         desired the return of the Medici. ~The first measure Alexander
37 9,1  |         overtures to Leonardo dei Medici, vicar of the archbishopric
38 9,1  |        expulsion of Leonard's dei Medici was a new triumph for Savonarola,
39 12,1 |         These were that Piero dei Medici, kinsman and ally of the
40 13,1 |        and with them were the two Medici, ever ready to go wherever