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 1 1 | mercenary soldier will take his stand and be ready to die at his
 2 2 |       more ashamed if he has to stand up and sing in the theatre
 3 5 |     allowing any false shame to stand in the way. There are also
 4 7 |     until they are well able to stand, and to take care that their
 5 7 |       carry shield or spear, or stand up nobly for their country
 6 9 |      But if he fly and will not stand his trial, let him fly for
 7 12|          for example, he should stand or move, or exercise, or
 8 12|      and another of boys, shall stand around the bier on either
 9 12|      which we are doing, and to stand fast by our knowledge, is
10 12|       make himself and the city stand upright, procuring for the