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 1 II |                     Chapter II.~Military Service of St. Martin.~Martin,
 2 II |       soldier, but afterwards a military tribune. He himself in his
 3 II |  himself in his youth following military pursuits was enrolled in
 4 II | veterans should be enrolled for military service, and he, on the
 5 II |       was compelled to take the military oath, then showed himself
 6 II |    nothing for himself from his military pay except what was necessary
 7 III|         his arms and his simple military dress, in the middle of
 8 III|        all at once, retire from military service, yielding to the
 9 IV |         IV.~Martin retires from Military Service.~IN the meantime,
10 V  |         From that time quitting military service, Martin earnestly