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 1 Pre| enlistment in the army, that he soon changes, not only his clothes,
 2 1  |         they could give him. As soon as the convivial pleasures
 3 1  |        to honorable thoughts is soon accomplished, and because
 4 1  |     work, danger, and glory, as soon as they are sufficiently
 5 1  |         their profession, there soon resulted that these men
 6 1  |       Selection, I say that, as soon as the Roman Consuls, on
 7 1  |     extinguish troubles; for as soon as some one is injured in
 8 2  |     them with the sword; for as soon as he makes contact with
 9 2  |        the spur, I say that, as soon as the horse so disposed
10 2  |         so that he will stop as soon as he sees himself about
11 3  |       you in several places, as soon as you defeat one part,
12 4  |      whom he commanded that, as soon as the Elephants arrived,
13 5  |         commanding then that as soon as he should depart, they
14 5  |       the march: but Caesar, as soon as he thought the bridge
15 5  |        loosened their guard. As soon as the Numidians saw this,
16 6  |   excellent architects, who, as soon as the Captain has selected
17 6  |       so much industry, that as soon as they extended toward
18 6  |    defeated. And, therefore, as soon as such an incident occurred,
19 7  |     outside the City, which, as soon as they were lost, and they