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1  1,       73| engagement, or without striking a blow, because he had cut off
2  2,        9|            securely and without a blow or danger, they raised it
3  2,       35|         what he wanted, he made a blow with his sword at his naked
4  2,       35|        his shield to ward off the blow. Fabius was surrounded by
5  3,       22|           There having received a blow of a stone thrown from the
6  3,       47|    provisions: nor could the wind blow from any point, that would
7  3,       86|     legions, and almost without a blow. Nor is this a difficult