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 1 1|        never carry on a war to victory (and honor). For, as one
 2 2|        they are sufficient for victory. From this there resulted
 3 2|    almost all of them, and the victory of the Spaniards. Everyone
 4 2|    from a danger nor acquire a victory with fame.~¶ As to the teaching
 5 2|       not them, would give the victory to my patron. Such training
 6 3|   happened)), they pursued the victory: if they were repulsed,
 7 3|     points out to them certain victory. You see the Veliti and
 8 3|    flee on the left. Look, the victory is ours. Have we not won
 9 3|       vision, and gave him the victory in the engagement. As to
10 4|      them they will obtain the victory quickly, it rarely happens
11 4|       the way, he obtained the victory. To want to worry the enemy
12 4|     with the Gauls: whence his victory resulted. Marius did the
13 4|        cause of giving you the victory. And sometimes it has been
14 4|       this often has given the victory to whoever used it. The
15 4|      he ought to follow up the victory with all speed, and imitate
16 4|   Caesar) never rested after a victory, but pursued the routed
17 4|       becomes obscured after a victory, and gives you the occasion
18 4|       was the cause of his own victory and the ruin of the former (
19 4| forward, are the cause for the victory of him against whom they
20 4|      distrustful in any way of victory, for the best indication
21 4|      stag), which promised him victory on the part of the Deity.
22 4|      and who was the cause for victory. You can also take means
23 4|     themselves, except through victory. This is the strongest and
24 5|     more hope in obtaining the victory, the former makes you more
25 6|      hunger, because if such a victory is not as honorable, it
26 6|       going disorganized)) the victory of his adversary easier.
27 7|       succeed in reporting the victory. I unwillingly discuss those
28 7|   pointing out an accomplished victory, or new help which is come
29 7|      can have greater hope for victory. Never lead your soldiers
30 7|   unless you see they hope for victory. It is better to defeat
31 7|       than with steel; in such victory fortune counts more than
32 7|        which not only gave him victory, but also so much praise