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 1 10|    had come together in that place, he led them out of the
 2 13|  they might put him into his place; and, in spite of the magistrates,
 3 16|    by philosophers, took its place as a military art. Archimedes,
 4 18|      he was dead, they would place over his tomb a sphere containing
 5 24|    as a private man into the place where the accused were wont
 6 27|    be posted in the foremost place, and obtained their request.
 7 28| Flaminian circus, into which place the people had assembled
 8 30|    seen trickling down. This place was so fit and advantageous
 9 30|      enemies. But to him the place had seemed commodious indeed
10 30|    the commodiousness of the place would allure the Romans.
11 30|   all been captains, how the place ought to be seized, and
12 30|     if they strengthened the place with a fort. Marcellus resolved
13 31|     proof), goes to view the place. The hill was covered with
14 32|   Sicily, an ample wrestling place called after him; statues