Chapter

 1 Pro,2|        Soderini, and twice the money if they were handed over
 2 Pro,2|        poor in genius, poor in money, and poor in courage; poor
 3 Pro,2|        your son Piero; poor in money, because from the funds
 4 1,1  |     his office that is, to get money coined in his name and bearing
 5 2,2  |    destitute of both sense and money, feeble in person, full
 6 3,4  | pleasure, admiration, honours, money, jewels, gorgeous stuffs,
 7 4,2  |      Aragon party with men and money. ~Lastly, the war with the
 8 4,2  |       not give them up for the money, for the old fox knew very
 9 4,3  |        time and squander their money in a vain display of pride;
10 4,3  |       case to supply for ready money all the necessary victual
11 4,4  |       a safe passage, men, and money. ~This was the scheme of
12 4,4  |       had spent almost all the money at his disposal; the Lady
13 4,5  |         Then, enriched by this money, he resumed his journey
14 4,5  |        the promised troops and money, but also a court composed
15 5,1  |        no harder to dispose of money than of fortresses, and
16 5,3  |    conditions to help him with money. Although, as we see, the
17 5,3  |       certain of receiving the money on an appointed day, in
18 5,3  |       but when one needs ready money, one ought to be able to
19 5,8  |  Bajazet, who was to help with money, ships, and soldiers either
20 6,2  |       the army, and as all the money they had promised was already
21 7,1  |     them a considerable sum of money from the liberal coffers
22 7,1  |       that the little store of money to which he owed the existence
23 7,1  |     they had not the necessary money, they gave up their prisoner,
24 7,2  |       you know who has all the money and none of the genius,
25 8,1  |     justice no longer existed. Money, farce, pleasure, ruled
26 8,1  |        a new method of coining money was tried upon the Cardinal
27 10,1 |        him no help, no men, no money, in spite of his promises.
28 10,1 |    provisions, ammunition, and money to sustain a siege of several
29 10,4 |       this time, thanks to the money sent by Louis XII, it was
30 10,4 |     knew that he could not get money till he had fought his way
31 11,1 |     alliance with him that is, money. But Alexander was not the
32 12,1 |       offering to pay in ready money for any victual his army
33 12,3 |       the island of Ischia his money, jewels, and furniture,
34 12,4 | scatter abroad a great deal of money, and so to make the Duke
35 13,1 |       more help in the form of money and artillery arrived, sent
36 14,1 |       butcher who, if he needs money, has only to cut the throat
37 14,3 |    pope's apartments until the money and papers had been removed.
38 15,1 |         they collected all the money they could to levy an army
39 Epi,2|      so avaricious and fond of money that they sold for hard