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 1  2,3 |         forced to pay them a large sum of money and cede the territory
 2  3,4 |          was forced to pay a large sum of money for it. But even
 3  3,4 |       Persia annually a very large sum of money, while the king
 4  3,11|          payment of the set annual sum. A common hostility to Persia
 5  4,1 | distinguished hostages and a large sum of money. In the spring
 6  4,1 |          contribution of a certain sum of money toward meeting
 7  6,8 |          the payment of a definite sum of money; (2) Byzantium
 8  7,1 |          his brother for a certain sum of money. Hugh, count of
 9  7,1 |           sailing from Bremen.~ To sum up, Manuel’s policy differed
10  7,3 |        Venice which, for a certain sum, offered to transport them
11  7,3 |            the crusaders until the sum agreed upon should be paid
12  7,3 |        should be paid in full. The sum not being forthcoming, the
13  7,3 |       hundred and fifty years.~ To sum up: in the complicated history
14  7,3 |            should pay them a large sum of money and start with
15  9,2 |           s prayers to collect the sum due, Manuel obtained it
16  9,4 |   megadukas (admiral), and a large sum of money for his company.
17  9,8 |           the city to Venice for a sum of money. Venice in taking