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 1 1|   than without (them). Rome remained free four hundred years
 2 1|   of the fourth, the fourth remained to the first. After, another
 3 1|    by the first, the fourth remained to the second. And thus
 4 2|   so that three arm-lengths remained (above ground), and so firmly
 5 2| were either put to death or remained slaves in perpetuity, where
 6 3|  that the ranks were always remained complete, and no position
 7 3|   and the first rank always remained complete; and thus the Phalanxes,
 8 4|   forces who, with Martius, remained alive; and was (in turn)
 9 5|  believing that no part had remained behind, also continued the
10 6|     Principi and the Astati remained under arms. They did this,
11 7|    worse is, that those who remained persist in the same error,