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1 1|  than the value of all his possessions. But as these good men,
2 1|   the cultivation of their possessions, and the infantry to their
3 4|   down their most precious possessions in front of the enemy, so
4 4|  to send home any of their possessions, or settle in any place,
5 4|   will not save them their possessions, the love of the latter,
6 5|    his money and (movable) possessions. Which anciently did not
7 5| knowing that their movable possessions were next to the flag, they
8 6| exists in war, to save his possessions, maintaining his children
9 6|    army to Rome, saved the possessions of the Nobles, and burned