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 1 [Title]| experience, skilful in the art of war, of a strong body, valiant
 2 [Title]|          inclinations addicted to war. This high temper and heat
 3 2      |            who in their youth had war with the Carthaginians in
 4 4      |        the end of the first Punic war, which lasted one-and-twenty
 5 4      |         for Rome, that the Gallic war was not coincident with
 6 4      |       spectators, while the Punic war continued, as though they
 7 4      |         were about to undertake a war so near home and upon their
 8 5      |            made by the Romans for war (for it is not reported
 9 5      |        the Greeks; yet, when this war was coming upon them, they
10 6      |          In the beginning of this war, in which the Romans sometimes
11 7      |  Marcellus inflamed the people to war; but a peace appears to
12 8      |         the acts of commanders in war and battles, be thou witness
13 8      |        despatch the relics of the war with the same course of
14 8      |            who was conducting the war, with ill-success, against
15 9      |     victory and the ending of the war was so welcome to the people
16 13     |        his successors in all this war made good use of the faithful
17 14     |      return into Italy, until the war with Hannibal should be
18 14     |          Rome, after the Sicilian war was ended, he upbraided
19 21     |          of Rome to the immediate war at home, to illustrate his
20 21     |          Ephesus the workhouse of war; so, in my judgment, may
21 23     |           were some relics of the war in Sicily, and a third triumph
22 23     |        goddesses abhors force and war. It is called ovation, not
23 24     |         conquered and captured in war cannot possibly be protected
24 24     |     neither were they forced into war by the power of tyrants,
25 24     |       object that they might make war. The orations ended, and
26 25     |         policy, waited to see the war extinguished, while Rome
27 28     |       after brief exercise in the war, has withdrawn as it might
28 29     |           desire to return to the war. For no man was ever inflamed
29 30     |        went forth to carry on the war. He tried all possible means