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 1 1|    blood is icy, in part are enemies of war and in part incorrigible,
 2 1|     to friends as well as to enemies: and from not desiring peace,
 3 1|   left her disarmed amid her enemies, only in order to satisfy
 4 1|     a City ought to fear two enemies more than one. One which
 5 2|    to defend themselves from enemies who were on horseback, it
 6 4|   killed by both friends and enemies. Phillip of Macedonia, when
 7 5|    deceit inside it. If many enemies are driven out by few of
 8 6|   especially if there remain enemies in the field, towns under
 9 6| twice freed himself from his enemies in this manner, and with
10 7|      it, seeing what kind of enemies he had to encounter. Nothing
11 7|      calls them. Act so your enemies do not know how you want