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 1  1,        7|     public manner, robed in the military habit, after offering their
 2  1,       67|      signal to be given and the military shout to be raised for packing
 3  1,       86| provided, and generals of great military experience sent to command
 4  1,       87|         inclination to take the military oath under him. ~
 5  2,       34|         had great experience in military matters, cried out, "You
 6  3,       21|       at the same time that his military standards and arms were
 7  3,       53|     government of Asia, and six military standards were taken. Of
 8  3,       53|       corn, clothing, and other military honors. ~
 9  3,       61|  appeared to the best judges of military matters to be deficient,
10  3,       71|      from Capua; and thirty-two military tribunes and centurions.
11  3,       75|     short space after, that the military practice might be preserved,
12  3,       83|         their assistance in the military operations; that by the
13  3,       90|        battle, according to the military custom, and spoke to them
14  3,       95|      thrown away their arms and military standards, had their thoughts
15  3,      102|       citizens, should take the military oath; but whether he issued
16  3,      103|     large quantity of brass for military purposes, and two thousand
17  3,      104|          and Lucius Septimius a military tribune to assassinate him.
18  3,      110|   either for number, spirit, or military experience; for he had twenty
19  3,      110|         was their experience in military affairs. ~