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1      V, X   |       a sort of contempt; the assailants are ready to strike, and
2      V, X   |   many opportunities to their assailants. Anger, too, must be included
3      V, XI  |    make him stronger than his assailants.~But enough of these details;
4    VII, VI  |       doing mischief to their assailants on one element, if they
5    VII, VIII| subjects and against external assailants; fourthly, there must be
6    VII, XI  |     get out of a town and for assailants to find their way in, is
7    VII, XI  | modern inventions. For as the assailants of a city do all they can