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1 1|     so many men whom I have known and worked with, a man in
2 1| some which were more widely known by the ancients than are
3 1|  have not observed them, is known from the example of the
4 3|     an entire Army would be known: for by adding more people,
5 4|    themselves. Some, having known that the enemy Army, because
6 5|  there is no better example known than that of Caesar, who,
7 6|   they are things (already) known, I will not talk further
8 7| them in the collar of a dog known to him who brings it. Others