Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  II |        be alarmed by impending expenses and consequent taxation;
 2     IV,  IV |     The certain evils were the expenses with which it would be attended;
 3     IV,  IV |       involved in new wars and expenses; for, being exhausted and
 4      V,  II | Genoese involved; yet his past expenses, the dangerous measures
 5      V,  IV |    considered useless, and the expenses already incurred as completely
 6      V,  IV |      are also aware what heavy expenses and imminent perils we should
 7     VI,  III|    with the Venetians; for the expenses of the war had become very
 8     VI,  VI |   Florentines to reimburse the expenses he had incurred in the war,
 9   VIII,  IV |     management of the war, the expenses uselessly incurred, and
10   VIII,  VI |      to reimburse them for the expenses they had incurred and the