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 1 Pre|           be praised by those who gave the laws to the Commanders
 2 1  | privileges, that the Roman people gave to one of its Citizens,
 3 1  |         their insolence, for they gave the Empire and took it away
 4 2  |       armed. The light armed they gave the name Veliti. Under this
 5 2  |          the ancient writers also gave them, in addition to the
 6 2  |      shall see what training they gave to the Romans before the
 7 2  |       ones, and, as a sword, they gave them a leaded club which
 8 3  |      obstructed their vision, and gave him the victory in the engagement.
 9 4  |           the cavalry, to whom he gave the way, he obtained the
10 4  |        retarded by plundering, he gave them more time for flight.
11 5  |       grease for condiment, which gave flavor to the bread they
12 5  |        ancients, was the pay they gave to each soldier: they wanted
13 6  |          the exercises which they gave each day to the soldiers
14 6  |           it should not do so, he gave out by voice throughout
15 7  |        being found full of grain, gave signs of an abundance which
16 7  |            and then baked it, and gave it as food to him who brought
17 7  |          to have the form that we gave to inside ditches. But if
18 7  |       they had strong walls which gave them time, and the ground
19 7  |         had to encounter. Nothing gave the Romans more honor in
20 7  |      asked for peace, (and) never gave any sign of fear: rather,
21 7  |        the enemy); which not only gave him victory, but also so