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 1 1|        without tears, as I have recognized in him those parts which
 2 1|        praise: none the less he recognized he could not practice it
 3 1|      but his: as that which you recognized before this discussion furnishes
 4 1|       to select as a soldier is recognized either from his experience,
 5 2|        as a prudent man quickly recognized the power of the enemy arms,
 6 2|      other companies, it may be recognized by its own men. Secondly,
 7 2|        that the Heads of Ten be recognized. To which the ancients paid
 8 2|        as they are employed and recognized by their Prince, Republic,
 9 2|        more so that they may be recognized among them than for any
10 5|   circling and not setting, has recognized this to be the place of
11 5|       to that part which he has recognized as being weaker, and has
12 6|       thus any act of virtu was recognized and rewarded by the Consuls,
13 6| exposure to noxious winds. They recognized these, not so much from
14 7|     taken and read by those who recognized them from the countersigns