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 1 2 |         Athenian. The story of armed men springing up after the
 2 4 |        youths, than that heavy–armed and stationary troops should
 3 7 |      his position, so in heavy–armed fighting, and in all other
 4 7 |     here in Crete you have the armed dances if the Curetes, and
 5 7 |      the Gods in goodly array, armed and on horseback, in dances,
 6 8 |     the runner;—he will appear armed, for to an unarmed competitor
 7 8 |    will style the more heavily armed, to run over smoother ground.
 8 8 | contend as archers or as heavy armed. Touching the women, let
 9 8 |       in a combat of the light armed; they shall contend with
10 8 |      all courses and about the armed competitors in them. But
11 12|       be his judges; the heavy armed, and the cavalry, and the
12 12|     they shall bring the heavy–armed before the heavy–armed,
13 12|   heavy–armed before the heavy–armed, and the horsemen before
14 12|        their horses, the heavy–armed with their arms, and the