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 1 Pre|        would be in vain, if their defense had not been provided for
 2 1  |          together an army for the defense of that City. But turning
 3 2  |       shield on the arm for their defense. These men fought outside
 4 2  |        sword for offense, and for defense, the shield together with
 5 2  |        did not arm so heavily for defense as did the Romans, but in
 6 2  |           infantry have for their defense a breast plate of iron,
 7 2  |           more fatal and had less defense against it, as also because
 8 3  |          would employ more in the defense of the encampment than in
 9 3  | themselves, not by flight, but by defense; so that in this case, they
10 4  |          renders men obstinate in defense.~ZANOBI: You have told how
11 6  |           him not to think of his defense, as he does not believe
12 7  |          those who undertake your defense. And what I say will always
13 7  |        armed, are distributed for defense, part being on the walls,