Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II | herself and the kingdom as his reward, or of being put to death
 2     II,  VI |      undergone, in hope of the reward which had been held out
 3     II,  VI |     received from fortune that reward of bad faith and mischievous
 4     II,  VII|        restrain the latter and reward the former. To this they
 5    III,  I  |      her greatest enemies. The reward which they desire from victory
 6    III,  III|      with hazard always have a reward at last; and no one ever
 7     IV,  V  |      measures; they neglect to reward good conduct, and heap censure
 8      V,  III|       fight, remember that the reward of victory will be safety,
 9     VI,  I  |     himself what was to be the reward of his labors; for it was
10    VII,  III|        you now receive the due reward of your bad ones. Neither