Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XXIII|     and to make her Citizens defenders of their liberty, were as
2       2,  X    | becomes a plain where strong defenders are lacking. Money alone,
3       2,  XIV  |      favor you will find the defenders more cold, it appearing
4       2,  XVII |    there did not lack to the defenders of towns means for throwing [
5       2,  XXXII|     they needed to have many defenders in every place, [and] those
6       3,  VIII |    although they were ardent defenders of each other) moved to
7       3,  VIII |       that people from being defenders became judges, without any
8       3,  XII  |     diligence to deprive the defenders of such necessity, and thus