Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |    seeing and suffering, infuse terror into the strongest minds.~
 2      I,  VI  |       manner, their name spread terror over the seas, and was held
 3      I,  VI  |         power, that they were a terror, not only to the princes
 4     II,  III |     impressed them with greater terror, but they soon after returned
 5     II,  VIII|      this hatred, was added the terror occasioned by the continual
 6    III,  IV  |    fearful shouts, which struck terror into all the Council and
 7    III,  IV  |      anything; while, to strike terror into all, he caused a gallows
 8    III,  V   |         which struck so great a terror into his party, that none
 9     IV,  VII | partisans of Cosmo. This struck terror into Rinaldo and his party;
10      V,  I   |       struck their enemies with terror, finding that such a powerful
11     VI,  III |        count, was agonized with terror; and, as is usual with mean
12     VI,  V   |       and strike the enemy with terror, they, in conjunction with
13    VII,  I   |   commence that government with terror which they had obtained
14   VIII,  II  |       he remained in the utmost terror till he was set at liberty.~
15   VIII,  II  |          and part overcome with terror, were immediately slain
16   VIII,  VI  |        townspeople with so much terror, that they began to make
17   VIII,  VII |       of it thrown down, to the terror and amazement of everyone.