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 1 1 |      to him who is defeated in battle; for all the good things
 2 1 |      that victory or defeat in battle affords more than a doubtful
 3 1 |      who abstain conquering in battle, and this again is disputed
 4 1 |       conquer their enemies in battle, because they are good.
 5 3 |        to them on the field of battle, and they think that their
 6 3 |    came a day too late for the battle of Marathon. After a while,
 7 3 |    them, in consequence of the battle of Marathon; and hearing
 8 4 |        Who, at a time when the battle is in full cry, biddest
 9 4 | Achaeans will not maintain the battle, when the ships are drawn
10 4 |       habit of saying that the battle of Salamis was the salvation
11 4 |     and I say rather, that the battle of Marathon was the beginning,
12 4 |     was the beginning, and the battle of Plataea the completion,
13 7 |    enemies and conquer them in battle. The type of song or dance
14 11|    some of them are leaders in battle; others make for hire implements