Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXVII|       For whenever men are not obliged to fight from necessity,
 2       1,  XXXIX |      Pisa and other lands, was obliged to make war against those
 3       2,  X     |   money the King of Sparta was obliged to come to battle and was
 4       2,  X     |  lacking provisions, and being obliged either to die of hunger
 5       2,  X     |   Roman Consul, that a Captain obliged either to fight or flee,
 6       2,  XII   |        home, so that they were obliged to give themselves (in order
 7       2,  XIII  |     And that which Princes are obliged to do at the beginning of
 8       2,  XIII  | expansions, Republics are also obliged to do until they have become
 9       3,  X     |       town, he is so much more obliged to come to battle; as happened
10       3,  XIII  |        them hand to hand, were obliged to train their army and
11       3,  XLIII |       for which they should be obliged to join their armies with