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[4]

Philopœmen obliged the Lacedæmonians to change their manner of educating their children, being convinced that if he did not take this measure they would always be noted for their magnanimity. — Plutarch, Life of Philopœmen. See Livy, Book xxxviii.

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She defended her laws and liberty for the space of three years. See the 98th, 99th, and 100th book of Livy, in Florus's epitome. She made a braver resistance than the greatest kings.

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Florus, lib. i., cap. 16.

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In fæce Romuli — Cicero, Letters to Atticus, ii. 1.

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The Indians of Paraguay do not depend on any particular lord; they pay only a fifth of the taxes, and are allowed the use of firearms to defend themselves.

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Plutarch in his "Questions" Concerning the Greek Affairs, xxix.