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 1 1|         than that which they had just concluded with the Romans?
 2 1| therefore?~FABRIZIO: What I have just said: select them from your
 3 1|        time, but to believe that just as they can lose, so too
 4 2|          enemy, said: “These are just about enough horsemen for
 5 2|        take their proper places, just as, if you were the staves
 6 3|         imitation of the Romans, just as they had two Legions,
 7 3|         combat more bravely. But just as we have borrowed from
 8 4|   engagement in cases like that, just as much as did Hannibal.
 9 5|     woods or behind a hill. And, just as by not foreseeing an
10 6|        name for himself of being just, that he facilitated the
11 7|        ignorance have received a just punishment, ignominously