Book,  Chapter

1      I,  V  |      themselves with money. Many purchased their freedom, and with
2     II,  VII|     appeases the tumult—Lucca is purchased by the Florentines and taken
3     II,  VII|          by the Florentines, was purchased by Gherardino Spinoli, a
4    III,  VI | apprehensive for their own city, purchased Arezzo from those who held
5     IV,  V  |          own satellites took, he purchased that of the soldiery, so
6     VI,  IV |       the victory at Caravaggio, purchased by our money and blood,
7   VIII,  VII|          and the Val di Pesa, he purchased extensively, and erected