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 1     6|      one would say that their chief strength is in their infantry,
 2    10|       priest and the king, or chief of the tribe, who note their
 3    11|   order. Then the king or the chief, according to age, birth,
 4    12|  councils they also elect the chief magistrates, who administer
 5    13| secure for lads the rank of a chief; such lads attach themselves
 6    13|      shame to be seen among a chief's followers. Even in his
 7    13|     shall rank first with his chief, the chiefs as to who shall
 8    13|     the renown and glory of a chief to be distinguished for.
 9    14|      it is a disgrace for the chief to be surpassed in valour,
10    14|       equal the valour of the chief. And it is an infamy and
11    14|     life to have survived the chief, and returned from the field.
12    14|    the height of loyalty. The chief fights for victory; his
13    14|       vassals fight for their chief. If their native state sinks
14    14|       the liberality of their chief for their war-horse and