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 1 VIII    | having devoted himself to the military profession, he rose through
 2 VIII    |       but step by step in the military profession, which steps
 3 VIII    |     some high position in the military profession. After Paolo
 4 VIII    |    himself with new civil and military ordinances, in such a way
 5 X       |     supported; they also hold military exercises in repute, and
 6 XII     |       were permitted by their military rules, and devised by them
 7 XIII(33)|       under the weight of its military obligations, he said that
 8 XVII    |       than is consistent with military discipline. For this he
 9 XXI     |    lay the foundation for the military skill which has since distinguished
10 XXVI    |     has always appeared as if military virtue were exhausted, this