Book,  Chapter

 1       1        |    ancient Jurisconsults, which reduced to a system presently teach
 2       1,  XVIII| subjugated Africa and Asia, and reduced almost all of Greece to
 3       1,  XXIX |      army, and little by little reduced his authority in Rome to
 4       1,  XXIX |         brief time, having been reduced to no rank, died almost
 5       1,  XLVI |        the matter in the end is reduced to this, that you need either
 6       1,  XLIX |          who, through new laws, reduced the said Magistracy to eighteen
 7       2,  V    |       having been chastised and reduced in number, live more commodiously
 8       2,  XII  |      waging it against him, and reduced them to ask for peace. He
 9       2,  XVII |       that in time wars will be reduced to artillery [exchanges].
10       2,  XVII |        the defense of a City is reduced to defending it with the
11       2,  XVII |     conquer them, the matter is reduced to a siege, as was done
12       2,  XVIII|     then not observing it, they reduced him to the last extremity.~
13       2,  XIX  |         the rule of that Empire reduced in that Province, the more
14       2,  XXIII|     Prince or a Republic can be reduced is to come to such terms
15       2,  XXIII|         war; to which those are reduced who are oppressed too much
16       3,  VI   |         made sure of, and never reduced to conditions in which they
17       3,  XLIX |     that they should be unable (reduced to such small a space) to