Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I   |        is like a fortress and a guard, to keep the inhabitants
 2     II,  II  |       the keeping and relief of guard, and other matters necessary
 3     II,  VII |         title of captain of the guard, of Jacopo Gabrielli of
 4     II,  VII | hitherto had one captain of the guard who afflicted the city,
 5     II,  VIII|         who is appointed to the guard of the palace shall, in
 6    III,  II  |        regular sittings), as to guard the state, correct the insolence
 7    III,  V   |        a strong armed force, to guard the city. The arrested citizens
 8      V,  I   |       They gave to eight of the guard authority to proceed capitally,
 9      V,  V   |         was in disorder, and no guard was kept, so that the Dutchman,
10      V,  V   |      ordinary negligence of the guard, which their recent successes
11      V,  VI  |    raised upon the emergency to guard them, among whom was Bartolomeo
12      V,  VII |         of the ground, the rear guard became mingled with the
13     VI,  I   |         power. Leaving a strong guard at Castelnuova René set
14     VI,  IV  |   unhappy states, which have to guard against their oppressor;
15     VI,  IV  |     ought to have put us on our guard; neither ought we to have
16   VIII,  II  |      below, having mastered the guard and taken possession of
17   VIII,  II  |       number of armed men, as a guard for the security of his