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 1 1 |    Lacedaemon, which, like your military institutions, differ from
 2 1 |   command merely because he has military skill if he be a coward,
 3 2 | beautiful kind of song, in your military way of life, which is modelled
 4 2 |        great as he who disobeys military leaders, or even greater.~
 5 3 |        design, nor ignorance of military matters, either on the part
 6 4 |      ought not to regard either military virtue, or virtue in general,
 7 5 |    demes and villages, and also military ranks and movements, as
 8 6 |     foot soldiers, or have seen military service at the proper ages
 9 6 |        have been of the age for military service. And if one who
10 6 |          and superintendents of military affairs, after previously
11 6 |      need to make use of her in military service, let the time of
12 7 |    include under gymnastics all military exercises, such as archery,
13 7 |   fighting with heavy arms, and military evolutions, and movements
14 7 |   reason, yet in case the whole military force should have to leave
15 7 |      women ought not to neglect military matters, but that all citizens,
16 7 |   wrestling is most akin to the military art, and is to be pursued
17 8 |         and those which are not military are to be given up. The
18 8 |         are to be given up. The military sort had better be completely
19 8 |    Athenian. Certainly the most military of all qualities is general
20 8 |        implements which are for military purposes, if there be need
21 9 |   happens to any one in war, or military exercises, or mimic contests.
22 11|       their courage or by their military skill;—they should honour
23 12|       be performed with view to military excellence; and agility
24 12|     preceded the praises of the military life; the law shall be as
25 12|    shall be indicted before the military commanders for failure of
26 12|        an accuser at all in any military matters. Moreover, the court
27 12|      arms in war, no general or military officer shall allow him