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 1 1|     your country, whence do you judge it better to draw them,
 2 1|        of theirs)) who does not judge this defect to be in the
 3 1|         the selection of men to judge them on the basis of experience,
 4 2|    cavalry. With all of this, I judge, none the less, that no
 5 2| Centurions and Heads of Ten can judge their place by eye, and
 6 3|     perhaps laugh, yet I do not judge it is to be disparaged.
 7 3|       this instrument that many judge the arms and the systems
 8 3|      whoever the captain should judge should employ them well,
 9 5|        of the enemy because you judge yourself to be inferior (
10 6|         it no longer became the judge: but having become arbiter
11 7|         would rather you be the judge, who have heard me discuss