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 1 1|      did not enlist Greeks or Spaniards experienced at sea, but
 2 2|        and the victory of the Spaniards. Everyone knows how many
 3 2|   Cavalry: none the less, the Spaniards pressing together made themselves
 4 4|      such impediments, as the Spaniards did in our times when they
 5 4|      easily to defeat it. The Spaniards, to overcome the army of
 6 6| Tiberius Gracchus against the Spaniards. Some have poisoned the
 7 6|    the winter, and not by the Spaniards. For, as I have told you,
 8 7|     tell me the Swiss and the Spaniards are good, I should confess
 9 7|     among them (the Swiss and Spaniards) to bring them up to the
10 7|    you today, and the others (Spaniards) from necessity; for when
11 7|   have the necessity that the Spaniards had, have not undertaken