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1 1|     those who say that such a multitude of armed men would cause
2 3|    going forward; for a large multitude cannot be received (in the
3 4|   away a sinister idea from a multitude, whether it may be in agreement
4 5|  himself assaulted by a great multitude of the enemy, has tightened
5 6|      or banks of rivers, or a multitude of trees, or other natural
6 6| easterners had made it with a multitude: but one of these nations
7 7|    and thus by adding a great multitude, he starved them. As to
8 7| soldiers is worth more than a multitude, and the site is often of