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 1 1|       army called the Praetorian (Guard), which was kept near the
 2 3|          more important to one to guard against being shot than
 3 4|           above all, you ought to guard against leading an army
 4 5|         above everything else, to guard against ambushes, which
 5 5|          to send ahead double the guard, who reconnoiter the country.
 6 5|         enemy not being intent to guard that side, had his army
 7 5|         little and loosened their guard. As soon as the Numidians
 8 6|      whoever was missing from the guard, whoever abandoned the place
 9 6|       arrive there, and in winter guard against marching in the
10 7|       been said that one ought to guard against the first onrush,
11 7|        who are besieged must also guard themselves from the deceit
12 7|           exercise, lightened the guard: when Domitius became aware
13 7|          with it, and killing the guard, captured the gate. You
14 7|           near. And they ought to guard those places better which
15 7| Hissicratus, the Athenian, slew a guard who was sleeping, saying
16 7|        battle, after having stood guard, that is, at dawn, the evening
17 7|        therefore, to be always on guard with diligence on every