Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II  |   from the bath. Having drunk half of it, he suspected the
2     II,  VIII|  appointed fourteen citizens, half from the nobility and half
3     II,  VIII|    half from the nobility and half from the people, who, with
4    III,  VI  |     honors was reduced from a half to a third; and those of
5     IV,  II  |      whoever owed taxes under half a florin should be at liberty
6     IV,  III |    hundred florins should pay half a florin of taxes. Individual
7     IV,  III | expended three millions and a half of ducats, extended the
8    VII,  IV  |   engagement, which continued half a day, without either party