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 1      I,  V  |    the sum of fifty thousand ducats; and it was decreed that,
 2    III,  IV |  amounted to less than fifty ducats; that the bank should take
 3    III,  V  |  from the Florentines 40,000 ducats, and promised he would not
 4     IV,  III| three millions and a half of ducats, extended the territory
 5     IV,  V  |     receiving fifty thousand ducats; and having made this agreement,
 6     IV,  VII|     one thousand one hundred ducats; he was to take the hundred
 7      V,  IV |   sent Niccolo five thousand ducats and loaded him with promises
 8      V,  VI |    the count ninety thousand ducats for the coming year, and
 9      V,  VI |   each of the soldiers forty ducats; that he should set out
10      V,  VI |       he took eight thousand ducats from them, and returned
11     VI,  I  |   the Florentines for 25,000 ducats.~Affairs being thus situated,
12    VII,  I  |     sum than twenty thousand ducats. He thus attained such influence,