Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III| possessing within her walls 30,000 men capable of bearing arms,
 2     II,  III|    arms, and in the country 70,000, while the whole of Tuscany,
 3     II,  V  |       the king’s brother and 2,000 men were slain; but the
 4     II,  VI |        an army amounting to 20,000 foot and 3,000 horse, and
 5     II,  VI | amounting to 20,000 foot and 3,000 horse, and with this body
 6     II,  VI |       drew from the people 400,000 florins, although by the
 7     II,  VI |      sum was not to exceed 200,000; so great were the burdens
 8     II,  VII|      to the Florentines for 80,000 florins, which, by the advice
 9     II,  VII|     Spinoli, a Genoese, for 30,000 florins. And as men are
10     II,  I  |     time drew together about 4,000 men, with whom he proceeded
11     II,  I  |      by which Florence lost 96,000 souls. In 1348, began the
12    III,  II |  enterprise for the sum of 130,000 florins, which the Florentines
13    III,  V  |        from the Florentines 40,000 ducats, and promised he
14    III,  VII|   armed the piazza, enrolled 2,000 of the most trusty citizens,
15     VI,  I  |      to the Florentines for 25,000 ducats.~Affairs being thus
16    VII,  II |       forces, and give him 100,000 florins for his maintenance.