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 1       2,  XVIII  |      their attention to mounted troops. Which error arose from
 2       2,  XX     |         AUXILIARY AND MERCENARY TROOPS~If I had not in another
 3       2,  XX     |         mercenary and auxiliary troops are, and how useful their
 4       2,  XX     |      useful their own [national troops] are, I should extend myself
 5       3,  IX     |     almost deprived of her good troops and discouraged, could not
 6       3,  XIII   |       the attack of the Spartan troops, but to overcome them. So
 7       3,  XXXI   |        it must be able to train troops in times of peace, and this
 8       3,  XXXI   |     this bad disposition of the troops coming to the ears of Camillus,
 9       3,  XXXIII |         created Consuls, levied troops, sent out the armies, and
10       3,  XXXVIII| employed were to exercise their troops in sham battles for several