Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  III  |    Nobility, they came for the security of the Plebs to the creation
 2       1,  X    |    much glory, how much honor, security, and tranquil satisfaction
 3       1,  X    |      that they had had greater security for a longer time. Nor is
 4       1,  X    |        to glory or censure, to security or fear. For of the twenty-six
 5       1,  X    |        people full of love and security. Then if he will consider
 6       1,  XVI  |     liberty also as to live in security. For in all Republics in
 7       1,  XVI  |        it is enough to live in security, are easily satisfied by
 8       1,  XVI  |     realization to the general security of the people. And when
 9       1,  XVI  |     very short time to live in security and contentment. In example
10       1,  XVI  |      of France, which lives in security from nothing else other
11       1,  XVI  |    number of laws in which the security of his people is realized.
12       1,  XVIII|    should give them fear. This security, and this weakness of her
13       1,  XLV  |       other provisions for the security of the Citizens having had
14       2,  IV   |      given them, they lived in security for a long time, with very
15       2,  XXI  |   these two methods gives more security to the King from the Rule [
16       2,  XXIII|        others, and for his own security, a Prince has no other remedy
17       2,  XXIV |     there is not that internal security of which you persuade yourself,
18       2,  XXIV | fortress was harmful and not a security to his heirs: for judging
19       3,  II   |        able to live in greater security and maintain his patrimony,
20       3,  V    |       possess the kingdom with security, not having to fear those
21       3,  V    |        they would find as much security and satisfaction to him