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⟨mon⟩, one hundred eighty ſeven thouſand five ⟨hundred⟩ pounds, a common talent of ſilver, is one ⟨hundred⟩ eighty ſeven pounds ten ſhillings.
⟨Verſ⟩. 35. Yet we will give one hundred talents ⟨to⟩ them, being ſilver, is eighteen thouſand ſeven ⟨hundred⟩ fifty pounds.
Macc. 3. 11. If it pleaſe the King let it be ⟨written⟩ that they may be deſtroyed, and I will pay a thouſand ⟨talents⟩ of ſilver, being the Kings, comes unto two ⟨hundred⟩ eighty one thouſand two hundred and (illegible text)y pounds.
(illegible text) Macc. 4. 8. 9. And he came to the King and ⟨promiſed⟩ him three hundred and threeſcore ⟨talents⟩ of ſilver, and of another Rent fourſcore ⟨talents⟩ of ſilver, beſides this he promiſed him one ⟨hundred⟩ and fifty talents of ſilver, in the whole, (illegible text): hundred ninety, being common, is one ⟨hundred⟩ ten thouſand ſix hundred twenty five pound ⟨Engliſh⟩ Money.
(illegible text) Verſ. 19. Which brought three hundred Drachma of ⟨ſilver⟩ for a ſacrifice, is nine pounds ſeven ſhillings (illegible text) pence, promiſing the King three hundred talents of ⟨ſilver⟩, is being common, fifty ſix thouſand two ⟨hundred⟩ fifty pounds.
2 Maccab. 8. 10. Ordained alſo a tribute for the ⟨King⟩ of two thouſand talents of Silver, which the ⟨Romans⟩ ſhould have, being common, is three hundred (illegible text)enty five thouſand pounds, Engliſh Money.
Verſ. 11. Promiſing to ſell fourſcore and ten ⟨cows⟩ for one talent of ſilver, common, is one ⟨hundred⟩ eighty ſeven pounds ten ſhillings.
