Noun:

ଫ୍ଲୋରାଇନ୍ |,

florins's Usage Examples:

These included florins, shillings, sixpences and threepences.

lent Edward III of England 900,000 gold florins, a debt which he failed to repay along with 600,000 florins borrowed from the Peruzzi family, leading.

investments as small as a few florins, but the total invested with him required Ambrosius Höchstetter to pay out up to a million florins a year in interest.

to buy paintings from the artist"s estate - he bought this one for 800 florins and the king hang it in his summer dining room in the old Royal Alcázar.

24 (31 florins, Dupre) ; but this only measured 22 inches by 20-3 inches.

the financial year 1621–1622 alone he minted 110 cwt of silver coins and syphoned off more than 70000florins as "seignorage".

Neapolitan barons which earned the company some 500,000 florins in booty and ransoms.

20 (3500 florins plus 7 1/2 per cent, bought in ; or 2590 florins, Jansen for Moget).

198 (264 florins, P.

The librarian of St Peter"s Abbey, Salzburg, thought that the gifts ("gewgaws") alone which they brought back were worth about 12,000 florins, but estimated.

Jan Gildemeester Jansz, Amsterdam, June 11, 1800 (415 florins, Yver).

Elizabeth I agreed to supply 6,400 foot soldiers and 1,000"nbsp;cavalry (who were to be led by Robert Dudley, the 1st earl of Leicester) which were initially intended as a way of lifting the siege of Antwerp, with an annual subsidy of 600,000"nbsp;florins, about a quarter of the annual cost of the revolt.

On 18 July, thirteen-year-old Prince of Moldavia Constantin I Movilă also acknowledged Gabriel's suzerainty and promised to pay a yearly tribute of 8,000 florins.

Synonyms:

Surinamese monetary unit, guilder, gulden,