Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |                CHAPTER II~OF THE KINDS OF REPUBLICS THERE ARE,
 2       1,  II   |      many] believe there are six kinds of Governments, of which
 3       1,  X    |      selecting between these two kinds of men, does not laud what
 4       1,  XL   |         And this may be of three kinds; the one, foreigners as
 5       1,  LV   | existence [system], because such kinds of men are all enemies of
 6       2,  VIII |       subject to discuss how two kinds of war are made. One is
 7       2,  XVII |         as to which of these two kinds of war make it [artillery]
 8       2,  XX   | therefore, that of all the other kinds of soldiers the auxiliaries
 9       2,  XXIV |   subjects, they indulged in all kinds of violence, so that they
10       3,  VI   |       surpasses by far all other kinds of danger. If you measure
11       3,  XXXVI|         say that there are three kinds of armies: the one, where