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1  Agesil|        that quarter especially, assembled his whole force on that
2   Eumen| exercise, and had not long been assembled, while Antipater and Craterus
3   Eumen|  ungrateful. ~VII. He therefore assembled troops, and prepared for
4   Eumen|       their troops could not be assembled so soon as Antigonus seemed
5   Eumen|        and that his enemies had assembled their force on that quarter.
6 Phocion|   Piraeeus; and when the people assembled under arms to defend that
7 Timoleo|      continuance of the war, he assembled, in the first place, as
8  Hannib|        of life. At Adrumetum he assembled those who had survived the