Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |        and finding Italy lost, fearing, too, that the emperor would
2     II,  VI | powerful that the Florentines, fearing his greatness, resolved,
3     IV,  I  |  envious of those in power, or fearing a rupture with the duke,
4      V,  III|    oppressed by the Turks, and fearing their inability for defense,
5      V,  V  |      alarmed at this loss, and fearing that in consequence of it
6     VI,  III|     remembered his faults, and fearing punishment, being taken
7     VI,  V  |   ambassadors with fair words, fearing their own ruin before the
8    VII,  I  |     men in the state; for, not fearing the opposite party, they
9    VII,  II |      thus our Italian princes, fearing those virtues in others