Chapter

 1 1,2 |         when he replaced it in its silver receptacle, and readjusting
 2 1,2 |        house four mules laden with silver and plate, and out of this
 3 1,3 |         mules laden with plate and silver which had been led to Sforza'
 4 1,3 |           churches. As soon as the silver crucifix was perceived which
 5 3,2 |          for four mules laden with silver; "and we hope by your election
 6 5,5 |      shoulder-knots, and plates of silver whereon the arms of their
 7 5,7 |          splendid cabinet with the silver necessary for his table,
 8 5,7 |          all inlaid with ivory and silver. When she saw Caesar, she
 9 5,8 |          such magnificent gold and silver plate; and never doubting
10 7,2 | caparisoned in velvet trimmed with silver fringe, and bells of silver
11 7,2 |        silver fringe, and bells of silver hanging down every here
12 8,4 |       chests inlaid with ivory and silver; after them came four-and-twenty
13 8,4 |       dressed in cloth of gold and silver, among whom rode Paul Giordano
14 8,4 |      soldiers blowing trumpets and silver clarions; then, in the midst
15 8,4 |     bearing his arms, carrying his silver plate, tents, and baggage. ~
16 11,1|            Siena poured out into a silver paten before the eyes of
17 13,5|         the furniture, and all the silver that he might find. ~The
18 14,1|            froth, collected into a silver vessel and transferred into
19 14,3|         boxes full of jewels, much silver and many precious vases;