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| 5 | 616 | View more quotes about though">Though Myron had had his weaknesses, for paga, and, occasionally, for a slave, he was not a poor officer. |
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| 5 | 613 | Too, it is ditched, and palisaded, with lookout towers at the corners of the palisade. |
| 5 | 614 | Watches are routinely maintained, and not unoften patrols reconnoiter the locality. |
| 5 | 615 | I recalled, however, from when I had been last in Ar, that many of these provisions had not been supplied by the polemarkos. |
| 5 | 616 | Though Myron had had his weaknesses, for paga, and, occasionally, for a slave, he was not a poor officer. |
| 5 | 617 | The nonfortifying of the camp had been deliberate, a part of the charade that Tyros, Cos, and their allies, had come to Ar not as conquerors but as liberators. |
| 5 | 618 | "We soon heard," said one of the men on the beach, "that a banner had been unfurled". |
| 5 | 619 | "And that Marlenus had returned," said another. |