Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VI |      them from raising great sums of money, hiring troops,
 2     II,  VI |    having been pacified with sums of money, he directed his
 3    III,  II |       and to expend whatever sums they might judge expedient,
 4    III,  V  | which had been raised, large sums of money were provided;
 5     IV,  IV | which they would expend vast sums, incur great domestic dangers,
 6     VI,  VII|    enemy. In Florence, large sums were raised, and many citizens
 7    VII,  II |  available as to call in the sums which his father had lent
 8   VIII,  IV |  took occasion to draw large sums of money from the wealthiest
 9   VIII,  V  |      war which had cost vast sums of money, during the progress
10   VIII,  VI | those who had advanced large sums of money for its use, conceded
11   VIII,  VI | commissaries, who, with vast sums of money, proceeded to the
12   VIII,  VII|    by his country with large sums of money. To avoid similar