Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  IV |        serve to screen him from envy.~It seemed to the plebeians
 2    III,  VI |      These things increased the envy with which the family was
 3     IV,  I  |  insolent; the second, that the envy they entertained toward
 4     IV,  I  | encouraging them through mutual envy, they gave an opportunity
 5     IV,  IV |     will escape both danger and envy; for it is not what is given
 6     IV,  V  |         one’s own party through envy, and from enemies through
 7     IV,  VI |       are opposed to us through envy of brothers or relatives.
 8     IV,  VI |       degli Albizzi, Luca, from envy of Rinaldo, has thrown himself
 9      V,  IV |     augments that animosity and envy, from which arise wars and
10    VII,  I  |  exhibition of pomp brings more envy upon its possessor than
11    VII,  II |       Sforzeschi had occasioned envy, while Jacopo’s misfortunes
12    VII,  III|       him to do from motives of envy; for they were unwilling
13    VII,  IV |        continuance has outlived envy, than to raise a new one,
14   VIII,  II |        If they were actuated by envy and hatred of our authority,
15   VIII,  II |         just cause they have of envy. Let them direct their enmity