Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |       tended to facilitate their commercial enterprises, and thus acquired
2    VII,  I  |          republic, Cosmo, by his commercial credit, so drained Naples
3    VII,  I  |         agents who conducted his commercial speculations throughout
4    VII,  II | influence in the government, his commercial credit would also fail;
5    VII,  III|    available means to injure the commercial credit of the Medici in
6   VIII,  I  |           he conducted extensive commercial operations; and being a
7   VIII,  VII|         de’ Medici, died. In his commercial affairs he was very unfortunate,