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1 Themist|      and made them extremely skilful in naval warfare. How much
2   Conon|    They saw that a brave and skilful general was going to lead
3  Iphicr| severally posted by the most skilful captain. With this army
4   Kings|     both brave in action and skilful in military operations,
5  Hannib|      deceived Fabius, a most skilful commander; for, when night
6  Hannib|    on land, and with equally skilful management. ~XII. While
7    Cato|   and industry; for he was a skilful agriculturist, well-informed