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| 7 | 652 | View more quotes about first">First, the size of these gatherings, the enemy being massed, so to speak, tends to reduce the practicality of attacks. |
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| 7 | 649 | For example, in ancient Greece the times of certain games, such as the Olympic games, constituted a truce period during which it was customary to suspend the internecine wars of competitive cities. |
| 7 | 650 | Teams and fans from the combatant poleis then could journey to and from the stadiums in safety. |
| 7 | 651 | Two additional reasons militating against bellicosity and martial aggression during the summer festivals might be mentioned. |
| 7 | 652 | First, the size of these gatherings, the enemy being massed, so to speak, tends to reduce the practicality of attacks. |
| 7 | 653 | Bands of men are not well advised to launch themselves upon nations. |
| 7 | 654 | Secondly, it is supposedly bad medicine to attack during the times of festivals. |
| 7 | 655 | "I do not trust Yellow Knives," said Hci. |