Meanings of mutinous army in English

Command a mutinous army by means of seditious and factious officers?

Reduce to subjection a warlike and discontented nation, by means of a mutinous army?

The mutinous army marched through the land, pillaging city after city, and paying themselves with the spoils.

The higher officers had gone to Brussels, and the mutinous army marched without any chief through Brabant.

He had already tasted it, when the mutinous army to which he belonged attempted to pillage a smithy.

Lucullus, the hope of the aristocracy, was lying helpless within the Roman frontier, with a disorganized and mutinous army.

That body, in which resided provisionally the powers of government, was believed to be desirous of establishing relations with the mutinous army.

They stand at the head of a squalid, mutinous army, which itself is viewed with arrogance, if not with downright disgust, by most professionals.

If they ask for help we are ready to move, said General Ahmed el-Gatrani, one of most senior figures in the mutinous army in Benghazi.