408

Sec. 36.--_How the Paduans rebelled against the lordship
of the Emperor_ 409

Sec. 39.--_Of the gathering together made by King Robert
and the league of Tuscany at Rome to oppose the
coronation of the Emperor Henry_ 409

Sec. 40.--_How the Emperor Henry departed from Pisa
and came to Rome_ 410

Sec. 43.--_How Henry of Luxemburg was crowned Emperor
at Rome_ 411

Sec. 44.--_How the Emperor departed from Rome to go into
Tuscany_ 413

Sec. 45.--_How the Emperor came to the city of Arezzo,
and afterwards how he came towards the city of
Florence_ 414

Sec. 46.--_How the Florentines were well-nigh discomfited
at the fortress of Ancisa by the army of the Emperor_ 415

Sec. 47.--_How the Emperor Henry encamped with his
host before the city of Florence_ 416

Sec. 48.--_How the Emperor abandoned the siege, and departed
from San Salvi, and came to San Casciano,
and then to Poggibonizzi_ 419

Sec. 49.--_How the Emperor departed from Poggibonizzi,
and returned to Pisa, and issued many bans against
the Florentines_ 421

Sec. 50.--_How the Emperor condemned King Robert_ 422

Sec. 51.--_How the Emperor made ready to enter into the
Kingdom against King Robert, and departed from Pisa_ 423

Sec. 52.--_How the Emperor Henry died at Bonconvento,
in the country of Siena_ 424

Sec. 53.--_Relates how, when the Emperor was dead, his
host was divided, and the barons carried his body
to the city of Pisa_ 425

Sec. 56.--_How the Florentines gave the lordship of Florence
to King Robert for five years_ 426

Sec. 59.--_Of the death of Pope Clement_ 427

Sec. 63.--_How the Paduans were discomfited at Vicenza by
M. Cane della Scala_ 428

Sec. 66.--_Of the death of Philip, king of France, and of
his sons_