Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |     and excite the populace to arm themselves and throw off
 2     II,  VI  |        that those within would arm themselves in their defense.
 3     II,  VIII|     the Old Market place, then arm themselves and call the
 4     II,  I   | circumstance, they resolved to arm themselves, and with justifiable
 5     IV,  I   |  reputation, judged it best to arm, and prepare to frustrate
 6      V,  II  |        not only had no time to arm, but scarcely to consider
 7      V,  III |    would be preserved in vain. Arm, therefore; and when in
 8     VI,  III |       count, taking him by the arm, raised him up, and encouraged
 9     VI,  VII |   exhort princes and people to arm in defense of their religion,
10    VII,  II  |       It must be their plan to arm themselves, and engage the
11    VII,  VI  |        friends and servants to arm, telling them they wished