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 1 1| subjects, and in times of peace sent them back to their homes
 2 1|        where they ought to have sent their own citizens to fight (
 3 1|   change on those citizens they sent (to fight) on land, and
 4 2|     eighteen thousand Swiss, he sent against them Count Carmingnuola,
 5 2|       taken away, and they were sent dispersed throughout the
 6 3| infantry and cavalry which were sent to them by their friends
 7 4|  happened to Sulla, that having sent certain soldiers to undertake
 8 4|    unfaithful, he had cunningly sent them into the hands of the
 9 4|       counsel with a young girl sent by God, who is called the
10 5|    Roman Army ordinarily always sent ahead some groups of cavalry
11 5|       protected by that cavalry sent ahead to reconnoiter. An
12 5|        other, whether those you sent ahead to clear the roads
13 5|    ambush, and knowing this has sent his forces forward, saving
14 5|      some pavilions raised, and sent some horses to the camps
15 5|        not go out. He therefore sent some soldiers of Numidia,
16 6|     thousand infantry of forces sent by friends (allies) to aid
17 6|        to defeat him. Some have sent a close friend of theirs
18 6|  leagued with the Roman people, sent them letters, open and sealed:
19 6|   Jugurtha, all me ambassadors, sent to him by Jugurtha, were
20 6|         from the strong places, sent one in the disguise of a
21 6|         in his army, and having sent some very robust men in
22 7|         becoming aware of this, sent Maximus, his Captain, to
23 7|    different methods. Some have sent one of their men under the
24 7|  wanting to trust it in person, sent communications written in
25 7|        But as to those that are sent inside, he who is sent can,
26 7|      are sent inside, he who is sent can, under many pretexts,