Book,  Chapter

1      I,  V  | calling in new parties and exciting new disturbances. As soon
2    III,  II |   not be assembled without exciting observation, and if they
3     IV,  II |  led into the city without exciting observation.~Rinaldo was
4     IV,  III|  disposition, never ceased exciting him to persecute enemies
5    VII,  I  |  Italy, with the design of exciting the princes against his
6    VII,  III| enter upon office or power exciting inordinate expectations;
7    VII,  VI | The conspirators, to avoid exciting suspicion, and to escape