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 1 1|        citizens or subjects to employ it as a profession: for
 2 1|      him good: nor can men who employ this as a profession, the
 3 1|       the existence of men who employ the practice of soldiering
 4 1|        subjects or citizens to employ it for their profession.
 5 1|     anyone, rather it ought to employ its citizens as leaders
 6 1| exercises, it was necessary to employ the methods I have described
 7 1|    ferocity which they usually employ, is turned to public usefulness.~
 8 3|     which in the field I would employ more in the defense of the
 9 3|       thousand tanks could not employ but four, or at most five,
10 3|    captain should judge should employ them well, whereas in the
11 5|    these times who should well employ such discipline ever to
12 6|     two of foreigners, I would employ this method. When I had
13 6|      of the armed men, I would employ this method. I would run
14 6|    Romans wanted to be able to employ the usual form of their
15 7|       to make it difficult (to employ) ladders, if it should happen
16 7|    from them more easily, also employ, in addition to the things