Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XXXVIII|    until four months after [the surrender]. This proceeding was completely
2       1,  XXXVIII| negotiations for the treaty [of surrender] on his own without the
3       2,  XXXII  |         assault or by voluntary surrender. The capture by assault
4       2,  XXXII  |    acquisition of Towns through surrender, they give up either voluntarily,
5       3,  X      |     hunger and you will come to surrender. So that to avoid an engagement
6       3,  XII    |         not given offense, they surrender easily: but if it appears
7       3,  XXVI   |     being pressed by hunger) to surrender themselves at discretion.