Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VII |  showed the danger they would incur if they still contended
 2     II,  VIII| regard to the danger he might incur, he thought nothing of it;
 3    III,  II  |   were discovered, they would incur great risk. He thereupon
 4     IV,  II  |     that with them they would incur the risk of being vanquished,
 5     IV,  IV  |       would expend vast sums, incur great domestic dangers,
 6      V,  III | affection might be induced to incur dangers in his behalf; and
 7      V,  V   |  encounter certain death, and incur universal pillage. Upon
 8     VI,  II  |      danger his kingdom would incur if Lombardy were to fall
 9    VII,  II  | attempted violence they would incur great dangers; for mankind
10    VII,  II  |   while they themselves would incur many; for the magistrates