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 1  1,       86|       generals of great military experience sent to command them, for
 2  1,       86|   admitted; but persons of tried experience in former wars were called
 3  2,        8|          feet. But afterward, as experience is the best master in every
 4  2,        9|       which, they had learned by experience in other places, could not
 5  2,       34|        knowing that he had great experience in military matters, cried
 6  3,       10| misfortunes, they had sufficient experience of what fortune can effect
 7  3,       45|        accounted a general of no experience, if Caesar's legions effected
 8  3,       50|     which our men were taught by experience to light their fires in
 9  3,       84|       constant practice acquired experience in this kind of battle.
10  3,       86|   generally entertained of their experience and valor. ~
11  3,       87|        made by a general of such experience. ~
12  3,       93|          charge, having acquired experience by custom, and being practiced
13  3,      110|      number, spirit, or military experience; for he had twenty thousand
14  3,      110|        Egyptians; such was their experience in military affairs. ~