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hill 8
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himself 203
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8 ignominy
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Niccolò Machiavelli
Discourses on the first Ten (Books) of Titus Livius
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hill
  Book,  Chapter

1       2,  XXIV |    placed on the apex of a hill that extended into the sea,
2       3,  XIV  |    he placed them behind a hill, and commanded that at a
3       3,  XVIII| which is on the top of the hill. The Florentines hearing
4       3,  XVIII| forces were brought to the hill above Marradi, the enemy [
5       3,  XXXIX|   the army, had observed a hill immediately above the camp
6       3,  XXXIX|  useful the taking of that hill was to the Roman army, nor
7       3,  XXXIX|    from a distance if that hill was accessible or not, and
8       3,  XXXIX| him, by the taking of that hill, to save the Roman army,

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