Chapter

 1 1,3 |          and paid to each man the price of his simony, when from
 2 5,1 |           on getting peace at any price, forced a decree upon the
 3 5,2 |      recall the decree that set a price on their heads; ~The Signoria
 4 5,8 |          was not bound to pay the price of fratricide till he received
 5 5,8 |    provided only he could get his price. This Don Michele Correglia,
 6 6,1 |        provisions at a reasonable price; and secondly, he despatched
 7 10,4|      himself. It is said that the price paid for this treason was
 8 10,4|           their own pardon at the price of his liberty; so he fled
 9 12,1|         to be quit of him at this price: the conditions were the
10 12,1|       approach, he began to put a price on the friendship he had
11 13,5|       keep the pearl for the same price she had paid for it. ~Then
12 14,1|     according to his fortune; the price, left to be settled at the
13 14,1| chamberlain to His Holiness. ~The price of their simony paid and