Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V   |      that the People placed in charge to guard the liberty of
 2       1,  XXXI|      Captain who was placed in charge of such an expedition would
 3       1,  XXXI|        besieging Veii, each in charge of part of the army, of
 4       1,  XL  |     one who had been placed in charge over them. And although
 5       1,  LII |       which he had been put in charge to guard: Moreover, these
 6       1,  LIII| particular Citizens who are in charge of such enterprises: for
 7       1,  LIV |        Therefore, he who is in charge of an army, or he who finds
 8       3,  X   |      Princes have imposed this charge on others, and to avoid
 9       3,  XV  |     HAVE ONE, AND NOT MANY, IN CHARGE, AND THAT MANY COMMANDERS
10       3,  XXV |   citizens who, when placed in charge of an army, rose above every
11       3,  XXX |    also a colleague of his, in charge of the Senate and the public
12       3,  XXX |        on this example, one in charge of guarding a City ought