Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |        annually to the church the sum of fifty thousand ducats;
 2     II,  VI |        entered into with him, the sum was not to exceed 200,000;
 3     II,  VII|     possession of her for a small sum and would not, they afterward
 4     II,  VII|        known, and for how small a sum it had been bought, the
 5    III,  II |    abandon the enterprise for the sum of 130,000 florins, which
 6    III,  IV |           that only the principal sum should be demanded; that
 7    III,  VII|           fined in a considerable sum of money, and banished a
 8     IV,  V  |         offered the count a large sum of money on condition that
 9     IV,  V  |          he had sent home a large sum, naming the party who had
10    VII,  I  |       given amounted to no less a sum than twenty thousand ducats.
11    VII,  I  |        Cosmo had not lent a large sum of money; and often, when
12    VII,  II |         that every year a certain sum of money should be paid
13    VII,  V  | recommended them to pay an annual sum by way of acknowledgment
14   VIII,  IV |         at liberty, and a certain sum of money, for a limited