Chapter

 1 4,1 |     lend the King of France 200,000 ducats, payable when
 2 5,1 |  should lend him the sum of 200,000 florins. Piero found
 3 8,4 |     a collar worth at least 200,000 livres; indeed, there
 4 8,4 |    that the pope should pay 200,000 ducats dowry to the
 5 10,1|     years from 1,500,000 to 200,000 ducats. But before he
 6 10,3|    victories. Thanks to the 200,000 ducats that yet remained
 7 10,4|     had attracted more than 200,000 people to Rome; the
 8 13,2|  Louis de la Trimouille and 200 men-at-arms, 3000 Swiss,
 9 13,2| back upon Rimini, and bring 200 light horse and 500 infantry
10 15,1|    the side of Viterbo with 200 horse and more than 1000
11 16,2|    Still, Caesar had nearly 200,000 ducats in the charge
12 16,2| attempt upon Pisa: 500 men, 200,000 ducats, his name and