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 1 1 |     under others to protect an army, they should be continued
 2 1 |     say of the commander of an army? Will he be able to command
 3 1 |      of having a general of an army who was absolutely fearless
 4 1 |   general who is to command an army, when foe meets foe in time
 5 1 |       will ruin ship, chariot, army—anything, in short, of which
 6 1 |    clearly the advantage of an army having a good leader—he
 7 2 |       when the commander of an army is not himself calm; and
 8 3 | informs us, they divided their army into three portions, and
 9 3 |     meet the danger the single army was distributed between
10 3 |     they considered that their army was superior in valour to
11 3 |     known how to arrange their army properly, how would they
12 3 |       settlement of the Dorian army, and of the city built by
13 6 |   division all the rest of the army. All are to vote for the
14 6 |      any other division of the army, shall be appointed by the
15 12|    failure of service when the army comes home; and the soldiers
16 12|         have not withdrawn the army, be shall be indicted for
17 12|        would the general of an army, or what aim would a physician