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 1 1|   valiant and good men: which results from the fact that these
 2 1|   forced to take them all, it results that it can no longer be
 3 1|       force would produce bad results; therefore, a middle way
 4 2|     made a bad showing; which results from the disadvantage they
 5 2| because of some accident that results either from the location
 6 2|        and less in Asia. This results from (the fact that) these
 7 2|       it is feared; whence it results that in the former, men
 8 3|       attempt (fortune). This results from having lost the method
 9 3|     made by you appears to me results, that the more one enters
10 3|       so long as their effect results in their recognizing one
11 4|     whence his defeat quickly results. Cornelius Scipio, when
12 6|    conditions. Such diligence results in the enemy not being able
13 6|       its Captain, which only results from his virtu, for neither
14 7|       recesses; which pattern results in the enemy not being able
15 7|   something more powerful, it results from the examples of the
16 7|    the outside edge: and this results in the artillery being able