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 1 1|   years while armed: Sparta eight hundred: Many other Cities
 2 2|   all have comprised six to eight thousand men. This number
 3 2|    make a front with six or eight hundred infantry, so that
 4 2|   need be done than to take eight of the fifteen files of
 5 3|  pressed) company of six or eight thousand infantry, and for
 6 3|  three, and afterwards, the eight among the third two, does
 7 3|  not seem possible that the eight come together then the ten
 8 3|  together, whether they are eight or ten, into the same space
 9 5|  remaining space of seventy eight arm lengths, and a similar
10 5|     In the space of seventy eight arm lengths in front, I
11 6| quarters, and each row have eight double quarters, which would