Book,  Chapter

1       1,  LVII|        account, if you are well prepared to be able to maintain your
2       2,  XXII|        assault the victors, but prepared for flight: which also would
3       2,  XXIX|      yet in ordaining this, she prepared everything for her recovery,
4       3,  VI  |      discover it until they are prepared with sufficient force to
5       3,  VIII|    condition, which was not yet prepared to accept a bad form of
6       3,  XIV |         enemy; the other, to be prepared, if these things are done
7       3,  XXXV|   called the Grand Turk, having prepared himself (according to what
8       3,  XLIX| poisoned them, and many who had prepared the poison to poison them;