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 1 1|      arrived there and chairs brought out, some sat on the grass
 2 1|        and in every way badly brought up, they are those who want
 3 1|     accustomed to discomfort, brought up on hard work, accustomed
 4 1|    understand that as men are brought to the army by commandment
 5 1|     conjecture: and if I were brought to such a necessity, I would
 6 2|     all the Battalions can be brought together once or twice in
 7 2|  thusly: Have the infantry be brought to eighty files, five per
 8 2|       files, therefore, being brought to this arrangement, and
 9 2|        The Doric call (sound) brought on constancy, Frigio, fury (
10 2|       for all the virtu being brought to Rome, and as it was corrupted,
11 3|      face a large force, they brought together two Consuls with
12 3|       artillery as the others brought which had been imitated
13 5|    enriched, and every Consul brought, with his triumphs, much
14 6|  given him in combat, whoever brought anything concealed from
15 6|  human passion, your enemy is brought to extreme desperation,
16 7|      the defender, therefore, brought disgrace to the magnanimous
17 7|  where a large force had been brought in to garrison it, feigned
18 7|    gave it as food to him who brought it. Others have placed them
19 7| hunger, some of his bread was brought to Pompey, who, seeing it
20 7|       do daily? Would they be brought to so much discipline, obedience,
21 7|     ashamed, who are born and brought up without shame? By what