Chapter

 1 Pro,1|       capacity of ambassador of the Florentine Republic, he had been appointed
 2 3,4  |      negligence and jealousy of the Florentine Republic, neither had the
 3 4,1  |         appointed ambassador of the Florentine Republic, had seen in the
 4 5,1  |          commerce and in art. Every Florentine imagined the French to be
 5 9,1  |           head!" None the less, the Florentine reformer, who could not
 6 9,1  |           and noblest youths of the Florentine patrician families, desired
 7 9,2  |            preach, all the goods of Florentine merchants who lived on the
 8 9,3  | ecclesiastical judges to sit in the Florentine tribunal. Alexander, seeing
 9 12,1 |             ancient power; that six Florentine citizens, to be chosen by
10 12,4 |           carried out; but when the Florentine Republic sent to ask Macchiavelli,
11 13,1 |            Pazzi, commissary of the Florentine Republic, and he had arrested
12 13,5 |       Macchiavelli. ~Caesar and the Florentine envoy were nearly two hours
13 13,5 |           He summoned me," says the Florentine ambassador, "and in the