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 1 Pre|           and of a Republic every diligence is employed in keeping men
 2 Pre|    followed and imitated with all diligence by others.~But because military
 3 1  |          from ignorance or little diligence, or from examples of good
 4 2  | discipline, despite every careful diligence observed and practiced,
 5 2  |        barrel). This system, with diligence and practice, can be taught
 6 2  |      would, and with the greatest diligence: and I would train the pikemen,
 7 2  |      Republic works hard and puts diligence in these formations and
 8 5  |   mountainous countries, the more diligence ought to be used, for the
 9 5  |       Captain ought to double his diligence, and the first thing he
10 5  |            and question them with diligence, and contrast their information,
11 6  |          they dug with very great diligence and order, punishing capitally
12 6  |        evil; which is, that great diligence be used as to who does not
13 6  |        are their conditions. Such diligence results in the enemy not
14 6  |        had not been observed with diligence by the Romans, Claudius
15 6  |       above all, dispense it with diligence, giving each one a reasonable
16 7  |        besieged ought to use more diligence in their guards when the
17 7  |           be always on guard with diligence on every side, and in good