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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>M. Sceua a most valiant knight of Iulius
        Caesars, in that battaile which he fought a-
        gainst Pompey, lost one of his eyes, and had
        his body thrust thorow seuen times, his shield
        was found also to be pearced with a hundred
        and twentie darts. And (as Caesar himselfe
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        reporteth) notwithstanding that his shield
        was strooke thorow 230. places, yet he kept
        the gate still, and the entrance, which he had
        taken vpon him to defend. And whilest he
        went in the foreward of the battell in France
        and fought hand to hand with his enemies,
        his hippe being sore hurt, and his face brused
        with great stones, his helmet, and his shield
        broken, and fallen out of his hand, and his
        sword shiuered in diuerse peeces, and being
        armed with a double brest plate, with great
        boldnesse cast himselfe into the sea, and by
        swimming thorow the waters which he had
        made redde with the blood of his enimies,
        he came to his owne men. Whither when he
        was come, as soone as he perceiued himselfe
        to be ynarmed, which by the law of armes
        was forbidden, he cried out to the Prince (for
        he trusted not yet to so many dangers which
        he ahd oyercome.) Oh noble Emperour for-
        giue me, I come to thee vnarmed. This was 
        the vertue and manly prowesse of Sceua,
        wherefore for a reward, he was preferred to
        the dignitie of a Centurion.
       </p>
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