Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VI |           from the people 400,000 florins, although by the agreement
 2     II,  VII|        the Florentines for 80,000 florins, which, by the advice of
 3     II,  VII|    Spinoli, a Genoese, for 30,000 florins. And as men are often less
 4    III,  II | enterprise for the sum of 130,000 florins, which the Florentines paid
 5     IV,  III|          the value of one hundred florins should pay half a florin
 6      V,  IV |          sent him thirty thousand florins, which, by the terms of
 7     VI,  III|           demanded fifty thousand florins, and the possession of Piombino.
 8     VI,  IV |           count thirteen thousand florins per month, till he should
 9     VI,  VI |           pay him thirty thousand florins upon his arrival at Alexandria,
10     VI,  VI |          gave him twenty thousand florins by way of ransom, after
11    VII,  II |      forces, and give him 100,000 florins for his maintenance. After
12    VII,  VI |         exceeding twenty thousand florins. Deprived of this minister,