Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXVI| they had commanded, and to serve in that army of which they
 2       1,  LVIII|    of multitude, either to serve humbly, or to dominate haughtily.
 3       1,  LVIII|  and we will see that they serve neither haughtily nor humbly;
 4       1,  LIX  |   not to lose it, and will serve you ingratitude. Demetrius,
 5       2,  II   |    as that in which Cities serve a foreigner, for of that
 6       2,  XV   |    because it did not even serve the Duke Lodovico, who,
 7       2,  XVI  | the Rearguard, they do not serve themselves of it other than
 8       2,  XXIV | you disarm them, fury will serve as arms: if you kill the
 9       3,  VI   |   by examples which should serve to make men cautious. Julio
10       3,  XXX  |    at its Head, and was to serve to keep the City guarded, [