Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI     |     keep them either small or disarmed in order to be able to manage
 2       1,  XXXVIII|    armed, and the Florentines disarmed so that they could not prohibit
 3       2,  II     |  become effeminate and Heaven disarmed, yet this arises without
 4       2,  XII    |      Swiss have, or I have it disarmed like the Carthaginians,
 5       2,  XVIII  |  being armed, and the Princes disarmed. And as a large number of
 6       2,  XXX    |    which resulted from having disarmed their people, and because
 7       2,  XXX    |        therefore, from having disarmed its own people, from which
 8       3,  XII    | harmed of those who should be disarmed. So that they threw down
 9       3,  XXI    |      forgave Hannibal (though disarmed and a fugitive), so much
10       3,  XXXI   |   conditions. But if they are disarmed and rely only on the vagaries
11       3,  XLI    |     to send them back to Rome disarmed; the Consuls were astonished
12       3,  XLII   |     returned to Rome with the disarmed army and the ignominies