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1 III |    ought to make himself the head and defender of his less
2 III | would not let them come to a head, for they knew that war
3 XIII|    which you have made their head, is not able all at once
4 XIII|    man, as I have said, made head of the army by the Syracusans,
5 XIX |    one in Asia, where Niger, head of the Asiatic army, had
6 XXVI|  than the Athenians; without head, without order, beaten,
7 XXVI|      which could be made the head of this redemption. This
8 XXVI| limbs whilst it fails in the head. Look attentively at the