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 1  1,       46|         yet they exerted their valor and patience, and bore every
 2  1,       47|     who, for his extraordinary valor, had been promoted from
 3  1,       58|       much short of our men in valor: and being lately come from
 4  1,       59|      art of the pilots, to the valor of the mountaineers. But
 5  2,        6|        was begun, no effort of valor was wanting to the Massilians,
 6  2,        6|    much inferior to our men in valor. At the same time, showers
 7  2,       15|  violation of the truce, their valor should be held in derision.
 8  2,       21|     guard, for having by their valor confirmed them in their
 9  2,       41|       all their hopes in their valor. Neither were the soldiers,
10  3,        4|      hundred, of extraordinary valor, commanded by Rascipolis;
11  3,       24| Brundusium, and relying on the valor of his troops, covered about
12  3,       28|        nothing of their former valor: and having protracted the
13  3,       59|     own state; men of singular valor, whose gallant services
14  3,       59|      made them affluent. Their valor had not only procured them
15  3,       60|    faults, on account of their valor, deferred the whole matter,
16  3,       67|      singular courage. But the valor of our men prevailed, and
17  3,       72|     proved victorious by their valor, and as if no change could
18  3,       73|     efforts to repair by their valor the loss which had been
19  3,       86|        of their experience and valor. ~