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1 Pre|      who, undergoing infinite dangers every day, has more need
2 2  |      army of Crassus, and the dangers to those of Marcantonio.
3 2  | sensible animal and knows the dangers, and goes in unwillingly.
4 2  |      to subject themselves to dangers which they little fear.
5 3  |       them, bringing the same dangers to this system because of
6 4  |  promises rewards, points out dangers and the ways to avoid them,
7 5  |       and would bring on many dangers. From this it resulted,
8 5  |     you face more and greater dangers than in undertaking an engagement.
9 7  |    his army, will incur fewer dangers, and can have greater hope