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1     I,  6       |         be fought with the whole army of the enemy, and the disorderly
2     I,  21      |           and opposed the Gospel army, were overcome in battle
3     I,  34      | strongest men are chosen for the army, weaker men should not be
4     I,  34      |          cannot be strong. If an army were constituted of strength
5     I,  34      |    strength are chosen, that the army may have its full numerical
6     I,  35      |         as in the legions of the army there are generals, tribunes,
7     I,  41(4582)|          were mercenaries in the army of the tyrant Agathocles,
8    II,  15      |        still, and the victorious army prolonged its fast for more
9    II,  37      |          have, moreover, in your army many subalterns, you have