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 1 1|  which time their legs, their hands, and their eyes, worked
 2 1|    have seen that arms in the hands of their own citizens could
 3 1|       always diminish in your hands, because of the infinite
 4 2|       in managing it with two hands it is impeded by the shield,
 5 2|      want to use it with both hands, and handled so that the
 6 2|    the spears, they put their hands on the sword. Therefore
 7 2|       and without using their hands: which made possible that
 8 3|     it behind, so that in the hands of the enemy or of friends,
 9 3|       half is occupied by the hands; whence only seven and a
10 4|  cunningly sent them into the hands of the enemy. Sertorious,
11 4|   taken a banner out of their hands, and tossing it amid the
12 5|    and freed himself from the hands of the enemy. Lucius Minutius,
13 6| opportunity to get out of his hands. Sulla twice freed himself