Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I   | inhabitants that they do not live securely when dispersed into many
 2       1,  I   |   acquired [and] want to maintain securely and without expense; [thy
 3       1,  II  |     correcting them, she can live securely under them. And it is seen
 4       1,  V   |       GUARDING OF LIBERTY IS MORE SECURELY PLACED, EITHER IN THE PEOPLE
 5       1,  V   |        not seem to men to possess securely that which they have, unless
 6       1,  X   |          which will make him live securely and render him glorious
 7       1,  XLIX|        that they are able to live securely and quietly; this, as is
 8       2,  II  |     wicked men, who can manage it securely, seeing that the great body
 9       2,  IV  |     appears to them they can live securely, they turn to two things:
10       2,  XXIV|          the medium of it to live securely, and to be able to oppress
11       3,  II  |          first enable you to live securely and without bringing on
12       3,  IV  |         IV~A PRINCE DOES NOT LIVE SECURELY IN A PRINCIPALITY WHILE
13       3,  IV  |           that he will never live securely in his Principality so long
14       3,  VI  |          them they could not live securely unless they had made themselves