Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II |     they were apprehensive of losing it.~The Ghibellines, in
 2    III,  VI |   people were apprehensive of losing the companies of their trades
 3    III,  VII| Florence into great danger of losing her liberty. Nor was the
 4     IV,  VII|   where friends, from fear of losing their property, are compelled
 5      V,  III|    greatest difficulty, while losing it they would be preserved
 6      V,  VI |     Tuscany, he was afraid of losing La Marca; and, urged by
 7      V,  VII|     he became apprehensive of losing either the whole, or the
 8     VI,  I  |    unbounded insolence, that, losing all respect for himself
 9     VI,  II |      near Fermo, where, after losing nearly the whole of his
10     VI,  II |     in order to save him from losing Cremona; while the injuries
11     VI,  VII|  serious apprehensions of his losing the kingdom. His hopes were
12   VIII,  IV |      was in so much danger of losing her liberty. But God, who
13   VIII,  IV |   just been upon the point of losing; for those merit freedom