Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V    |     liberty] which is to be guarded ought to be done by those
 2       1,  XXIII|   aside two or three places guarded by them [Swiss], came by
 3       1,  XLIX |       The City of Venice is guarded from that [abuse], which
 4       2,  XVII | well served, has need to be guarded either by walls, ditches,
 5       2,  XXIV |  the treachery of those who guarded it, or from fear of a greater
 6       2,  XXXII|    arose the fact that they guarded against the taking of towns
 7       3,  XXX  |   to serve to keep the City guarded, [and] to defend the gates
 8       3,  XXXIX|   departure, nor the places guarded by the enemy. So that of
 9       3,  XLIV |    and which are closed and guarded by him by fortresses and
10       3,  XLIV | keys to [the fortress which guarded] that pass. So that the