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 1      I,  V  |          had been, took into his pay a number of Saracens; and
 2      I,  V  |         condition that he should pay annually to the church the
 3      I,  VII|      vacating a benefice, should pay a year’s value of it to
 4      I,  VII|        church, received into his pay Francesco, the son of Sforza,
 5     II,  VII|         Lucca, condemned many to pay fines, others to exile,
 6    III,  I  |          war, were thrown out of pay, though still in the country,
 7    III,  IV |     expected during two years to pay any debt that amounted to
 8    III,  V  |       foes, they took into their pay John Hawkwood, an Englishman
 9     IV,  II |          should be at liberty to pay them or not, as he thought
10     IV,  III|       one hundred florins should pay half a florin of taxes.
11     IV,  III| determine the amount each had to pay, it was necessary to consider
12     IV,  III|         and that they should now pay up to an equality with those
13     IV,  IV |          was usual at present to pay little or no regard either
14     IV,  VII|       restore the principal, and pay the interest in tortures,
15      V,  II |   confederate, and served in his pay. Although the pope greatly
16      V,  III|          was not their custom to pay soldiers for serving others;
17      V,  III|      count’s services, they must pay him themselves; with respect
18      V,  III|        the count’s pride than to pay him, for the ambition of
19      V,  III|        his friendship, they must pay him themselves. Cosmo returned
20      V,  IV |         him, and he were kept in pay, he would attack the territories
21      V,  IV |      contract, he had engaged to pay.~Still the war in Lombardy
22      V,  IV |        the Venetians agreeing to pay two-thirds of the expense
23      V,  VI |        that the Venetians should pay the count ninety thousand
24      V,  VII|      being taken, and obliged to pay a ransom. The colors and
25     VI,  I  |        Piccinino, and engaged to pay him during the war; who,
26     VI,  III|      account of their arrears of pay; he feared the Venetians,
27     VI,  IV |       the Venetians undertook to pay the count thirteen thousand
28     VI,  VI |   himself had always been in the pay or under the protection
29     VI,  VI |           the League engaging to pay him thirty thousand florins
30    VII,  II |        Ferrando to take him into pay, with the title of captain
31    VII,  IV |        had hired were in want of pay, terms of peace were proposed,
32    VII,  V  |        time, recommended them to pay an annual sum by way of
33    VII,  VI |        the king requested him to pay a visit to them. To the
34   VIII,  III|         his surviving family and pay a deserved tribute to his
35   VIII,  VII|          of the city, he kept in pay the Baglioni, at Perugia,