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 1     Pre(8)|        were the mothers of men, led a life of less restraint.
 2 Miltiad   |       incited by his authority, led out their forces from the
 3 Miltiad   |      the enemy's assistance. He led into the field, therefore,
 4   Cimon   |         vessels, he immediately led out his troops from the
 5   Conon   | Agesilaus, but Conon in reality led the army, and everything
 6   Datam   |         being well received, he led forth his troops, pursued
 7   Datam   |         this new movement, were led to believe that the deserters
 8  Epamin   |       instance was, when he had led an army into the Peloponnesus
 9  Agesil   |        abundance of plunder, he led back his army to Ephesus
10  Agesil   |         feelings, therefore, he led his forces over the Hellespont,
11   Eumen   |    against whom they were being led, they would not only not
12   Eumen   |   astonishment to all), that he led out his horses from the
13 Phocion   |      consigned. As he was being led to execution, Emphyletus,
14  Hannib   |       you.' At the same time he led me to the altar at which
15  Hannib   |      crawl. Along this tract he led his army, and arrived in