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 1 4,5 |   soldiers raised their arms in battle, the church was filled with
 2 4,5 |       the invaders. The tide of battle turned against the enemy
 3 5   |         A soldier marching into battle would much rather be commanded
 4 5   |      would he wish to enter the battle alone. Thus, after struggling
 5 5   |     sense, at the front line of battle. They came to learn from
 6 7,2 |      enemy and defeated them in battle.~In remembrance of the wondrous
 7 7,2 | safekeeping. The day before the Battle of Borodino, they bore this
 8 7,2 |       Moscow, on the day of the Battle itself, together with the
 9 9,6 |         the deep or cut down in battle, swallowed by earthquake,
10 9,6 |        laid down their lives in battle:~ ~Beheading of St. John
11 10,1|         9). This led to a great battle with the chieftains of five
12 10,2|       Ch. 1-7) This sets up the battle between the overpowering