Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XV |    command them, and never to flee in battle, and to kill whomever
2       2,  X  |    obliged either to fight or flee, always elects to fight,
3       3,  VI |    with his companions had to flee from Sienna. That accident
4       3,  X  |     the Romans, was forced to flee; and having learned from
5       3,  X  |       dishonor to you. For to flee (as Philip did) is as being
6       3,  XIV|       to make the last [rank] flee, and one by one the others
7       3,  XIV| confuses them, and makes them flee. And therefore a good Captain,
8       3,  XIV|     they should be ashamed to flee the smoke like insects,
9       3,  XLV|       band disposed rather to flee than otherwise, to acquire