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 1 1 |        army? Will he be able to command merely because he has military
 2 1 |      not of a general who is to command an army, when foe meets
 3 1 |        all respects such as you command him; and if he underwent
 4 2 |        an answer, but also as a command to proceed with gymnastic.~
 5 3 |       is just as if one were to command gymnastic masters or physicians
 6 3 |        the wise should lead and command, and the ignorant follow
 7 3 |       leading a Persian host by command of Darius, which was expressly
 8 4 |       of the law. The arbitrary command, which was compared to the
 9 4 |       intelligently receive his command, that is to say, the law.
10 6 |    ought always to be that of a command, and we ought not to jest
11 6 |        time the magistrates may command, assemble every day in the
12 7 |      and out of place—he should command slaves and hired strangers
13 8 | celebrated in their turn by the command of the judges and the director
14 8 |       no root; and that I would command them to abstain too from
15 9 |        tyrants and masters, who command and threaten, and, after
16 9 |        whom the legislator will command to endure any extremity
17 9 |   strikes a freeman, not at the command of the magistrates, his
18 11|       If a person disobeys this command, any citizen who is present,
19 12|      for example that he should command any man to weep or abstain