Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |   unborn; I wish to know the price of bread; one answers: ‘
 2  3,3 |    success was attained at a price too dear for the Empire,
 3  6,5 |    buy peace at a very heavy price. His generous gifts induced
 4  6,7 |      for that protection the price of their freedom and independence.~
 5  6,7 | redeem their holdings at the price at which they had sold it;
 6  6,8 |     like Italy, paid a heavy price for the mistakes of the
 7  7,2 |     were to be bought at the price of the political liquidation
 8  7,4 |     in the West, even at the price of the union of the churches.
 9  8,15|  dominions to buy, at a high price, the means of subsistence.
10  9,15|    western aid bought by the price of union would result in