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 1 1|        from the strength of the body, as Caesar did: which strength
 2 1|   Caesar did: which strength of body is conjectured from the
 3 1|          make a good and united body. Notwithstanding this, the
 4 2|   covered, but the rest (of the body) without armor. They had
 5 2|       assault towns, having the body covered, and being able
 6 2|     overcame by accustoming the body to hardships and inducing
 7 2|        The first, to harden the body and accustom it to endure
 8 2|      And above all, to make the body more inured to hardships,
 9 2| together, learn to do what each body of them is obligated to
10 2|         that each man turns his body toward the side he is commanded
11 2|  entirely, as if it was a solid body. Here, great care and practice
12 2|      many bodies, and that each body have its own flag and its
13 3|      placed like two wings on a body, and they some times fought
14 3|      less, they constituted one body, or rather, one front. So
15 3|         the large (size of its) body made it more immobile. The
16 3|    little while ago)) that that body should have more life in
17 3|        the same way) as a small body, and, therefore, the small
18 3|     Vanguard, the Company (main body) and the Rearguard, none
19 5|  company by company, as a solid body, or make them enter quickly
20 6|         that girl, beautiful in body, to her husband and father,
21 7|       most secret places of the body. Others have put them in
22 7|   concentrated on preparing the body for hardships and the mind