Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XLIII|  THEIR OWN GLORY ARE GOOD AND FAITHFUL SOLDIERS~From the above
2       1,  XLIII|       be, enough to make them faithful, nor so much your friends
3       2,  X    |        as these cannot remain faithful to you if you are not able
4       2,  XXIII|   which that man responded, A faithful and perpetual one, if you
5       2,  XXIV |      a restraint to hold them faithful; especially as there was
6       3,  III  |     times he had done so with faithful friends) that to want boldly
7       3,  VI   | occasion, where they had been faithful to you, you can not by that
8       3,  VI   |      himself, and to keep him faithful, his hate [for the Prince]
9       3,  XXI  |    other towns which remained faithful to the Roman people, remained