Chapter

 1 4,2 |            XI as a hostage for the sum of 300,000 ducats by John
 2 5,1 |       republic should lend him the sum of 200,000 florins. Piero
 3 5,2 |      Charles VIII, as subsidy, the sum of 120,000 florins, in three
 4 5,3 |   whatsoever hands you please, the sum of 300,000 ducats, with
 5 5,3 |         300,000 ducats, with which sum you could purchase some
 6 5,3 |          of Christendom, while the sum of 300,000 ducats that is,
 7 5,6 |           of Constantinople, for a sum of 120,000 livres. But the
 8 5,8 |            whom Michelotto found a sum of 3000 crowns. ~For himself,
 9 7,1 |           with them a considerable sum of money from the liberal
10 7,1 |          000 ducats nearly all the sum required and handed him
11 10,2|           sold to Lucrezia for the sum of 80,000 crowns, which
12 10,3|           Siena, who produced this sum for Alexander, and settled
13 11,1|          into paying an equivalent sum: both bulls contained the
14 11,1|           Torre at their head. The sum that Alexander brought into
15 12,1|           sold his retreat for the sum of 36,000 ducats per annum,
16 12,1|       annum, in exchange for which sum he was to hold three hundred
17 13,5|          two things: first, that a sum of 2000 ducats was due to
18 15,4| responsible for 15,000 ducats, the sum total of the expenses which
19 16,2|           he wrote asking for this sum, with which he hoped to