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1 1 |   life of man have in view external war, or that kind of intestine
2 1 | Athenian. But war, whether external or civil, is not the best,
3 1 |  only, or first of all, to external warfare; nor will he ever
4 1 |  distinguish themselves in external and foreign war; and he
5 7 |  And when some one applies external agitation to affections
6 10|    them arising out of any external cause; the change must first
7 10|   provides herself with an external body of fire or air, as