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 1 1|        perform any disgraceful act of tyranny in order to live
 2 1|      reward for some excellent act, or in order to avail himself
 3 2|        to endure hardships, to act faster, and more dexterously.
 4 2|     and many opportunities, to act well are taken away. The
 5 2|      discipline makes the bold act foolishly. And so that you
 6 3| company and another, who would act to minister to those (companies)
 7 3|      pikemen should occupy who act as a shield for the unarmed
 8 5|      believe that it to be (an act of) love, but would conceal
 9 6|    having performed some great act in battle, and should not
10 6|        his horse. And thus any act of virtu was recognized
11 7|        opportunity calls them. Act so your enemies do not know