Chapter

 1 2,3 |      without an army, without gold. It was the concern of the
 2 4,2 |     cost Charles VIII 745,000 gold crowns and the expenses
 3 5,8 |     produced such magnificent gold and silver plate; and never
 4 7,1 |      by receiving the Rose of Gold from the pope's hand that
 5 7,2 |      himself was in a robe of gold brocade, and wore at his
 6 7,2 |        while on his cap was a gold chain studded with diamonds
 7 7,4 |      gloves in his waistband, gold in his purse; the duke then
 8 8,1 |    ruled supreme. ~Still, the gold was melting as in a furnace
 9 8,4 | covered with striped cloth of gold, the stripes alternately
10 8,4 |   alternately raised and flat gold. ~Behind the seventy mules
11 8,4 |     velvet, and two in raised gold cloth; so elegantly dressed
12 8,4 |   quite covered with cloth of gold, each carrying two chests
13 8,4 | gentlemen dressed in cloth of gold and silver, among whom rode
14 8,4 |       satin and half cloth of gold, embroidered all over with
15 8,4 |       that was not laced with gold and edged with pearls. His
16 10,1|     boys, dressed in cloth of gold and silk, marched before
17 10,4|       less than its weight in gold: the result was that, as
18 11,1|   fact that 799,000 livres in gold was paid in from the territory
19 11,1|     for the 799,000 livres in gold that he had got from them. ~
20 11,1|      which were three hundred gold crowns, which the Cardinal
21 12,4|      heralds clad in cloth of gold. ~The next day an announcement
22 14,2|       neck, which suspended a gold medallion that enclosed
23 14,2|    drawer indicated found the gold chain and the medallion,
24 14,3|       away two chests full of gold, which perhaps contained