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 1 1|      former, in order not to obey one of its Citizens employed
 2 2|      by knowing how to keep (obey) the orders, they could
 3 2|     them to keep discipline, obey the signs, the sounds (of
 4 2|   and what voice they should obey, and to practice them so
 5 2| because everyone knew how to obey orders and to fight by observing
 6 2|     who teach the soldier to obey; which each one can vary
 7 3|   able easily to command and obey. And the spaces that exist
 8 3|      and to know well how to obey the commands of the general
 9 4|      it was a wise course to obey Fabius. As to exciting them
10 6|      they wanted the site to obey them, and not they the site.