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1 1|          few can be made, who are paid so continually, that their
2 2|       fault than because they had paid little attention to the
3 2| recognized. To which the ancients paid very much attention, that
4 2|         first, because a price is paid to recover institutions
5 6|          it that the soldiers are paid and punished; for any time
6 6|       over Spain. Caesar, when he paid for the lumber that he used