Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|        s throne by violence and arms, he was attacked with war
 2    I, 17|        For when Vulcan had made arms for the gods, and Jupiter
 3    I, 20|          followed. The women in arms went out to a distance to
 4   II, 17|        Carthage, where were her arms and chariot, or to injure
 5  III, 1 |        most of all by their own arms, in which they are accustomed
 6  III, 4 |        ago destroyed by its own arms? Philosophy has been divided
 7  III, 22|     assigned to them horses and arms: it follows that he should
 8  III, 29| possibly be furnished with true arms if he is ignorant of the
 9   IV, 13|     works; but being taken with arms under Chaldean judges, with
10    V, 6 |       who was girded about with arms, whom the unwonted gleam
11    V, 9 |        for clemency even amidst arms; or if they have determined
12    V, 9 |        who besiege the roads in arms, practise piracy by sea;
13    V, 18|      journeys, it needs neither arms nor strength for its protection:--~"
14   VI, 6 |      the good, since he took up arms in defence of the commonwealth,
15   VI, 6 |        human race, and wherever arms have glittered, must be
16  VII, 15|          all nations will he in arms, and will oppose one another;
17  VII, 26|     from the mountains, but the arms of the nations shall be