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1     I,     22|     to endure thirty or forty campaigns till we grow old, most of
2     I,     31|       had endured a number of campaigns; that, as soon as his mind
3     I,     45|     they counted their thirty campaigns or more, implored him to
4     I,     47|      who had served in twenty campaigns; that there was a conditional
5     I,     58| birthplace, the number of his campaigns, what brave deeds he had
6     I,    103|      which a limit of sixteen campaigns had been extorted, were
7   III,     48|      had himself served forty campaigns in various provinces. "With
8    VI,      3|     after having served their campaigns, should acquire the privilege