Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII   |        defense, for this defense partisans are procured, from the partisans
 2       1,  VII   | partisans are procured, from the partisans factions arise in the City, [
 3       1,  XVI   |         becomes free makes enemy partisans, and not friendly partisans.
 4       1,  XVI   |      partisans, and not friendly partisans. All those men become its
 5       1,  XVI   |       those men become its enemy partisans who avail themselves of
 6       1,  XVI   |      have said) acquire friendly partisans, for a free society bestows
 7       1,  XVI   |    sprung up comes to have enemy partisans and not friendly partisans.
 8       1,  XVI   |       partisans and not friendly partisans. And wanting to remedy this
 9       1,  XXXIV |          have many adherents and partisans, which he cannot have where
10       1,  XXXV  |    people, and makes friends and partisans for itself. Nor is it harmful
11       1,  XLIII |      which makes them become his partisans, there can never be so much
12       2         |       present; and they are such partisans of things past, that they
13       3,  VI    |        thousand [persons] of his partisans, and both he and they were
14       3,  XIV   |     night, with the aid of their partisans, they entered that City,
15       3,  XXII  | ambitions; for by such a method, partisans cannot be acquired; showing
16       3,  XXII  |          above), such as we call partisans, So that such methods of
17       3,  XXVIII|   private favors, which make men partisans, and give encouragement