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 1 2|     out the first, will easily observe the second: but without
 2 2|        in all the other parts, observe the order that I have mentioned.~
 3 4|    reason motivated him not to observe the accustomed arrangement.~
 4 5|       sending cavalry ahead to observe the country, then having
 5 5|     movement should completely observe this arrangement: and without
 6 5|        things are necessary to observe if you want to bring the
 7 6|        Greeks were not able to observe this, for as they obeyed
 8 6|       I describe, I would also observe by day if I had the enemy
 9 6|     censure; it behooves us to observe the greater part of these
10 6|        their soldiers swear to observe the military discipline,
11 6|       measure each day, and so observe this part that they do not
12 6|   escape hunger which does not observe justice, and licentiously
13 6|      taking the opportunity to observe the enemy army, and consideration
14 6| arrangements to be made and to observe that discipline which they
15 7|   penalty on those who did not observe it. Hissicratus, the Athenian,
16 7|     reasons, and in part, will observe what I promised you, to
17 7|        can I believe they will observe the promises to those men,