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1 1|   assembled all the Roman men adept at carrying arms, and placed
2 2| impaired and they were little adept at seeing and attacking
3 2|      ranks, as they were more adept at fleeing than fighting.~¶
4 2|  soldier; for speed makes him adept at occupying places before
5 2|   routed. Dexterity makes him adept at avoiding blows, jumping
6 2|     in mind making themselves adept at covering (protecting)
7 2|     wounding, making him more adept at repeating his attack,
8 3|       that young men are more adept at reasoning, than they
9 3|    whom should be ten or more adept at executing every command,