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 1 4|       to be buried during the night; whence in the morning,
 2 5|      in the morning, noon, or night, and if he is more powerful
 3 6| ancients guarding the camp at night, that they had guards outside,
 4 6|       army remain armed every night, and a fourth of them always
 5 6|   name, and renewing it every night, and doing the other things
 6 6|      lodge within the camp at night, and who arrives there anew.
 7 6| trapped by Fabius Maximus, at night placed some torches between
 8 6|       the ancients had kept a night Watch outside, and I thought
 9 6|       coming of the enemy, at night with fire and in the daytime
10 7|     Chimon, the Athenian, one night set fire to a Temple that
11 7|      feign going on a hunt at night, to show his inability to
12 7|      times, but especially at night, have good guards at the
13 7|    when a light was raised at night, all the guards should rise,
14 7|     dawn, the evening between night and day, and, above all,