Book, Paragraph

 1     II, IV  |   authors of such a community to guard, will be assaults and homicides,
 2      V, IV  |         that we should be on our guard against the beginnings of
 3      V, VII |         with the soldiers of the guard for their military prowess,
 4      V, VIII|          place, then, men should guard against the beginning of
 5      V, VIII|         citizens may be on their guard, and, like sentinels in
 6      V, X   |       tyrant maintain either his guard or his luxury). Both mistrust
 7      V, XI  |        like; he must be upon his guard against anything which is
 8      V, XI  |     against the maintenance of a guard by the citizen and the people,
 9     VI, V   | destruction of states; he should guard against the destructive
10     VI, VIII|        they themselves require a guard, and are not fit to guard
11     VI, VIII|        guard, and are not fit to guard others. There ought not
12     VI, VIII|         organized into a band or guard, and different magistrates
13     VI, VIII|          which are committed the guard of the city, and other military