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 1 1|     they changed the men, and kept turning men over in their
 2 1| Praetorian (Guard), which was kept near the walls of Rome in
 3 1|  should be added the soldiers kept in the field who are a great
 4 1|  against others, it should be kept in mind that they cannot
 5 2|    these institutions are yet kept alive.~¶ They divide all
 6 2|     plaza). The carriages are kept in this plaza, and the Captain
 7 2|       the flags, for they are kept rather to make a beautiful
 8 2|       Roman Empire afterwards kept growing, and having extinguished
 9 2|    the fear of this, and they kept their military exercises
10 2|       to death, and no one is kept prisoner long, for they
11 3|    easily be hit, they can be kept in the rear (tail) of the
12 3|    let us suppose they can be kept there, and that a middle
13 4|       divide the Army. Fabius kept his men in the encampments:
14 5|    bread they made, and which kept them strong. So that the
15 5|     the booty would have been kept by whoever acquired it,
16 5|     send out guides, guarded (kept loyal) by hopes of reward
17 6|      Legion: and in this way, kept himself safe. Which method
18 6|     not find the ancients had kept a night Watch outside, and
19 6| people of Thrace; and thus he kept the chiefs content by paying
20 7|       a thing which was to be kept secret to their friends
21 7|      their quarters, they are kept there by fear or punishment;