{Quote_1}

The dead will not rise again

{Quote_2}

The angry voices of the people often mean danger

{Quote_3}

Victory favors the foresight

{Quote_4}

In the face of danger, only by being prepared can you be safe

< p>{Quote_5}

Warriors are the strongest defense of the city

{Quote_6}

A great army will become extremely noble when inspired by a unified will And reliable

{Quote_7}

Ah! Generals! There are many of them, but they are of little use!

{Quote_8}

As the proverb goes, in war there are three truths and seven falsehoods

{Quote_9}

War allows the conqueror to gain The right to make any claim to the conquered

{Quote_10}

Valus, give me back my legions!

{Quote_11}

Let the enemy fear us while hating us

{Quote_12}

Great wealth is the driving force of war Strength

{Quote_13}

Thousands of miles can be won only by strategizing

{Quote_14}

Only the brave can enjoy the noble and glorious Death

{Quote_15}

When there is a profit, the superior will do anything to invade

{Quote_16}

Invasion A fighter's "heroic" performance on the battlefield will only lead to staunch contempt

{Quote_17}

Both sides who fear each other will think twice before attacking each other

{ Quote_18}

If you have money, everything will go smoothly, and the same goes for war

{Quote_19}

No one will be pushed to the battlefield in ignorance, but believe that they can Those who profit from war will not be deterred by fear

{Quote_20}

In times of peace, sons bury their fathers; in times of war, fathers bury their sons

< p>{Quote_21}

Share the misfortunes of others and maintain a firm and brave mentality, which is far better than being surrounded all day long

{Quote_22}

Athens Citizens, there is no time to encourage everyone, but for warriors, a few words are worth a thousand words

{Quote_23}

War is the best surgeon School

{Quote_24}

Even the most heroic people must pay attention to strategy when fighting

{Quote_25}

Heaven is in the sky On, under the guidance of the gods we will hold our chests high! Fight! Like the autumn wind sweeping fallen leaves

{Quote_26}

The noble and majestic music stirs the soul, helps the weak to be strong, and inspires him to pursue great and noble causes

{Quote_27}

Those who serve me most diligently are those who serve the country most loyally

{Quote_29}

Those who run away have no chance of power and honor< /p>

{Quote_30}

Adversity inspires generals, good times conceal generals

{Quote_31}

Wise people will be wise in peacetime Preparing for war

{Quote_32}

For a good general, luck is very important

{Quote_33}

In war, there are endless opportunities There are more satisfying things than ever before

{Quote_34}

When the wind rises and the tide rises, it is one of the great pleasures of life to watch the enemy struggling in the water on the shore

{Quote_35}

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For warriors, freedom and honor are the rewards war provides

{Quote_36}

The fugitives will still come back!

{Quote_37}

However, a small solid cannot defeat a large one, a small solidity cannot defeat many, and a weak solid cannot defeat a strong one

{Quote_38}

{Quote_38}

{Quote_37}

p>

Soldiers don't like to be commanded by people of humble origin

{Quote_39}

One mistake in war can be fatal

{Quote_40}

My own mistakes are more likely to have serious consequences than the enemy's tricks

{Quote_41}

The conqueror must be persevering

{Quote_42 }

After the war, make allies

{Quote_43}

Never trust an alliance with a strong one

{Quote_44}

Keep in mind the value of silence and order when acting

{Quote_45}

A large army is always bound to be chaotic

{Quote_46}

Only rulers have immunity from lying

{Quote_47}

Every means must be used to ensure that those foreign legions who are stronger than our citizens do not To become too strong, to become a barbarian

{Quote_48}

Conquer! We finally conquered this place!

{Quote_49}

Ah, yes, only the infantry is left - the poor beggar...

{Quote_50}

< p>A warrior does more for his country than the best and brightest orator

{Quote_51}

Hannibal knew how to win, but not how to use it< /p>

{Quote_52}

After a great battle, there is usually heavy rain

{Quote_53}

A good general not only knows the way to victory, but also Knowing the unpredictable chance of victory

{Quote_54}

In wartime, we must always be prepared to deal with sudden luck and unpredictable accidents

{Quote_55 }

Tolerating the sins of one person is tantamount to encouraging everyone to commit crimes

{Quote_56}

We should prepare for war in peacetime

{Quote_57 }

Conquest is the only law

{Quote_58}

A good plan should be adaptable

{Quote_59}

< p>Being prepared for danger in times of peace is the best way for the whole body

{Quote_60}

If a person does not know which port he is heading to, no wind direction can make him happy

{Quote_61}

A soldier is valuable and he is quick

{Quote_62}

A pile of building materials cannot be called a house, just as a group of mobs cannot be called an army

{Quote_63}

Hasty decisions are dangerous

{Quote_64}

Cruel war forges peace

{Quote_65}

Great empires are not maintained by humility and cowardice

{Quote_66}

Even the bravest people can be frightened by sudden terror

{Quote_67}

Judgment and prudence are essential talents for a general

{Quote_68}

False peace is more dangerous than war

{Quote_69}

Staying safe will only kill all great and noble enterprising spirit

{Quote_70}

Money plays a far greater role in war Weapons

{Quote_71}

If the ambush is discovered and

If we counter the siege, not only will we not be able to achieve the desired goal, but we will pay a heavier price

{Quote_72}

Courage is rarely born with it. In most cases, it requires rigorous training. Only those who correctly judge the war situation can survive a hundred battles

{Quote_74}

< p>Soldiers who are weak in physical strength cannot charge into battle

{Quote_75}

Victory favors those who are far-sighted

{Quote_76}

The corpse of the enemy The breath is pleasant

{Quote_77}

The side with high morale given by God will be invincible

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E Aeschylus, one of the three great tragedians in ancient Greece

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Aeschylus, one of the three great tragedians in ancient Greece

{Author_3}

Latin Proverbs

{Author_4}

Aesop, ancient Greek fable writer

{Author_5}

Al Ancient Greek quatrain poet of Chaos

{Author_6}

Archidamus, King of Sparta

{Author_7}

Aristophanes, the ancient Greek comedy writer

{Author_8}

Aristotle, one of the three great philosophers of ancient Greece

{Author_9}

Julius Caesar, the dictator of ancient Rome

{Author_10}

Augustus Caesar when Valus's army was captured in the Teutoburg Forest After the Destruction

{Author_11}

Caligula Ancient Roman Emperor

{Author_12}

Cicero Ancient Roman Politics Writer, orator, and writer

{Author_13}

Cicero, an ancient Roman politician, orator, and writer

{Author_14}

Dionysus, tyrant of the ancient kingdom of Syracuse

{Author_15}

Eupemus of Athens

{Author_16}< /p>

Hermocritus, the tragic general of the ancient kingdom of Syracuse

{Author_17}

Hermocritus, the tragic general of the ancient kingdom of Syracuse

{Author_18}

Hermocritus Syracuse, the tragic general of the ancient kingdom of Syracuse

{Author_19}

Hermocritus Syracuse The tragic general of the ancient kingdom

{Author_20}

Herodotus, the ancient Greek historian, is revered as the "Father of History"

{Author_21}

Herodotus, an ancient Greek historian, is revered as the "Father of History"

{Author_22}

Hippocrates, a famous ancient Greek doctor, Revered as the "Father of Medicine"

{Author_23}

Hippocrates, a famous ancient Greek physician, is revered as the "Father of Medicine"

{Author_24 }

Homer, the ancient Greek blind poet, [Homer's epic] author

{Author_25}

Homer, the ancient Greek blind poet, [Homer's epic] Author

{Author_26}

Homer Ancient Greek blind poet, [Homer epic] author

{Author_27}

Homer The blind poet of ancient Greece, the author of [Homer's epic]

{Author_29}

The blind poet of Homer, the ancient Greek poet, [

Homer] Author

{Author_30}

Horace, one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{Author_31}

Congratulations One of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{Author_32}

Livy, an ancient Roman historian

{Author_33}

Livy, Roman historian

{Author_34}

Lucretius, Roman philosopher and poet

{Author_35}

Founder of the Spartan Code of Lycurgus

{Author_36}

Menander, the ancient Greek dramatist

{Author_37}

< p>Mencius [Part 1 of King Hui of Liang]

{Author_38}

Onosander

{Author_39}

Latin proverb

{Author_40}

Pericles, Athenian democratic politician

{Author_41}

Pothius, ancient Roman poet

p>

{Author_42}

Greek proverbs

{Author_43}

Phaedrus, the ancient Roman fabler

{ Author_44}

Phemio, an Athenian politician and military strategist

{Author_45}

Euripides, one of the three major tragedians in ancient Greece

{Author_46}

Plato, one of the three great philosophers of ancient Greece

{Author_47}

Plato, one of the three great philosophers of ancient Greece

{Author_48}

Platus, ancient Roman comedy writer

{Author_49}

Plautus, ancient Roman comedy writer

{Author_50}

Plautus, ancient Roman comedy writer

{Author_51}

Famous general under Mahabal Hannibal

{Author_52}

Plutarch, ancient Greek biographer and philosopher

{Author_53}

Polybius, ancient Greek historian

{Author_54}

Polybius Ancient Greek Historian

{Author_55}

Pablius Siluscus Roman wise man

{Author_56}

Publius Sirus Ancient Roman wise man

{Author_57}

Pablius· Sirus, the wise man of ancient Rome

{Author_58}

Pablius Sirus, wise man of ancient Rome

{Author_59}

Publius Sirus, ancient Roman wise man

{Author_60}

Seneca, ancient Roman philosopher, tragedian, and statesman

{Author_61}

Silius Idaricus

{Author_62}

Socrates, one of the three great philosophers of ancient Greece

{Author_63}

Sophocles, one of the three major tragedians in ancient Greece

{Author_64}

Publius Statius Roman poet

{Author_65}

Tacitus ancient Roman historian

{Author_66}

Tacitus ancient Roman history Scholar

{Author_67}

Tacitus

Ancient Roman Historian

{Author_68}

Tacitus Ancient Roman Historian

{Author_69}

Tacitus Ancient Roman Historian

{Author_70}

Thucydides is an ancient Greek historian comparable to Herodotus

{Author_71}< /p>

Vegisius is a military writer of the ancient Roman Empire and the author of [Roman Military System]

{Author_72}

Vegisius is a military writer of the ancient Roman Empire. Home, author of [Roman Military System]

{Author_73}

Vegisius, military writer of the ancient Roman Empire, author of [Roman Military System]

{Author_74}

Vegisius, military writer of the ancient Roman Empire, author of [Roman Military System]

{Author_75}

Latin Proverbs

p>

{Author_76}

Ares Vitilus

{Author_77}

Xenophon, ancient Greek historian and writer , Disciples of Socrates

{quote_78}

Only the dead can enjoy eternal peace

{quoted_79}

Plato, one of the three great philosophers of ancient Greece

{quote_80}

Veni, vidi, vici

{trans_81}

Here I go, I saw, I conquered

{quoted_82}

Gaius Julius Caesar, dictator of ancient Rome

{quote_83}

Silent enim leges inter arma

{trans_84}

In times of war the law is a dead letter

{quoted_85}

Cisse Roman statesman, orator, and writer

{quote_86}

We fight to win peace

{quoted_87}

< p>Aristotle, one of the three great philosophers of ancient Greece

{quote_88}

Compared with sleeping, love, singing and dancing, war is more likely to make humans enjoy it

{quoted_89}

Homer, the ancient Greek blind poet, author of [Homer's epic]

{quote_90}

War will only abandon cowards; Rather than a warrior

{quoted_91}

The ancient Greek lyric poet Anacreon

{quote_92}

Has never experienced war People always have romantic visions for it

{quoted_93}

Pinda, the ancient Greek pastoral poet

{quote_94}

Major events It is always the smallest details

{quoted_95}

Gaius Julius Caesar, the dictator of ancient Rome

{quote_96}

Bella detesta matribus

{trans_97}

War is a mother’s nightmare

{quoted_98}

Horace Ancient Rome One of the three great poets

{quote_99}

Bella, horida bella

{trans_100}

War, terrible war!

{quoted_101}

Virgil, one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{quote_102}

It is better to surrender willingly than to be forced

It is better to be obedient

{quoted_103}

Xenophon, ancient Greek historian, writer, disciple of Socrates

{quote_104}

It is never possible to determine in advance which side the balance of war will favor

{quoted_105}

Seneca, ancient Roman philosopher, tragedian, and statesman

{quote_106}

The Spartans did not ask how many enemies there were, only where they were

{quoted_107}

Aegis II Sparta King Da

{quote_108}

Return with this shield, or lie on it forever

{quoted_109}

One What a Spartan woman said to her son

{quote_110}

On the battlefield, courage speaks louder than numbers

{quoted_111}

Vegisius, the military writer of the ancient Roman Empire, author of [Roman Military System]

{quote_112}

Courage is contempt for death and pain

< p>{quoted_113}

Tacitus Ancient Roman Historian

{quote_114}

To not teach the people to fight is to abandon them

{quoted_115}

Confucius [The Analects of Confucius·Zilu No. 13]

{quote_116}

In war, truth is the first to die.

{quoted_117}

Aeschylus, one of the three major tragedians in ancient Greece

{quote_118}

Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori

{trans_119}

It is glorious and sweet to die for one's country

{quoted_120}

Horace Ancient Rome One of the three great poets

{quote_121}

Qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum

{trans_122}

Those who want peace You have to prepare for war

{quoted_123}

Vegisius, the military writer of the ancient Roman Empire and the author of [Roman Military System]

{quote_124}< /p>

If the ambush is discovered and counter-surrounded, not only will it fail to achieve the expected goal, but it will pay a heavier price

{quoted_125}

Wei Ji Josephus, military writer of the ancient Roman Empire, author of [Roman Military System]

{quote_126}

The Sword Awakens Tyranny

{quoted_127}

Homer, the ancient Greek blind poet and author of [Homer's epic]

{quote_128}

Who was the first to forge a murderous sword? His heart must be as solid as stone

{quoted_129}

Tiburius Albius, ancient Roman poet

{quote_130}

< p>This ended the bloody day

{quoted_131}

Homer, the ancient Greek blind poet and author of [Homer’s epic]

{quote_132}

p>

Quae caret ora cruore nostro?

{trans_133}

Which coast is not stained with our blood?

{quoted_134}

Horace, one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{quote_135}

Force to maintain peace

{quoted_136

}

Latin proverb

{quote_137}

The gods favor adventurers

{quoted_138}

Austin Vedder, one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{quote_139}

Great empires are not maintained by humility and cowardice

{quoted_140}

Tacitus Ancient Roman Historian

{quote_141}

Fortes fortuna adiuvat

{trans_142}

Fate favors Warrior

{quoted_143}

Terrence, ancient Roman playwright

{quote_144}

Only warriors can enjoy the great and noble Death

{quoted_145}

Dionysus Tyrant of Syracuse

{quote_146}

Courage is rarely associated with Innate, in most cases must be restrained and molded through rigorous training and iron discipline

{quoted_147}

Vegisius, the ancient Roman Empire military writer and author There is [Roman military system]

{quote_148}

Fortis cadere, cedere non potest

{trans_149}

The warrior may fall , but he will not yield

{quoted_150}

Latin proverb

{quote_151}

In time of peace, a son buries his father; During the war, the father buried his son

{quoted_152}

Herodotus, an ancient Greek historian, was revered as the "Father of History"

{ quote_153}

Heroes fall on the battlefield one after another!

{quoted_154}

The Bible [2 Samuel·1:25]

{quote_155}

Your wall They will be shaken by the noise of horsemen and chariots and baggage trains

{quoted_156}

Scripture [Ezekiel Chapter 26:10]

{quote_157}

Alta sedent civilis vulnera dextrae

{trans_158}

The wounds caused by civil strife are difficult to heal

{quoted_159}

Lucan, an ancient Roman poet

{quote_160}

A naval battle can ruin your whole day

{quoted_161}

Thucydides is an ancient Greek historian comparable to Herodotus

{quote_162}

Fas est et ab hoste doceri

{trans_163}

It is good to learn, even from your enemies

{quoted_164}

Ovid, one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

p>

{quote_165}

Learn to obey before command

{quoted_166}

Solon, Athenian politician, poet and legislator, Respected as a "sage"

{quote_167}

Advance separately, attack together

{quoted_168}

Military motto

{quote_169}

Divide your opponent, then conquer

{quoted_170}

Military motto

{quote_171}

Victi vincim

us

{trans_172}

Conquer! We finally conquered this place!

{quoted_173}

Platus, ancient Roman comedy writer

{quote_174}

Flet victus, victor interiit

{trans_175}

The conquest is not complete if the conquered still weep and mourn

{quoted_176}

Latin Proverb

{quote_177}

Courage can be taught, just as children can learn to speak

{quoted_178}

Euripides, one of the three great tragedians of ancient Greece

{quote_179}

Timidi mater non flet

{trans_180}

The mother of cowards does not know how to mourn and cry

< p>{quoted_181}

Latin Proverb

{quote_182}

In the eyes of a brave man, danger shines like the sun

{quoted_183 }

Euripides is one of the three great tragedians in ancient Greece

{quote_184}

Facing danger frequently will make you accustomed to it

< p>{quoted_185}

Seneca, ancient Roman philosopher, tragedian, and statesman

{quote_186}

Sacrifice for one’s country is the noblest sacrifice.

{quoted_187}

Homer, ancient Greek blind poet, author of [Homer’s epic]

{quote_188}

Soldier, The trick is also

{quoted_189}

The Art of War [The first plan]

{quote_190}

The God of War hates those who hesitate< /p>

{quoted_191}

Euripides is one of the three major tragedians in ancient Greece

{quote_192}

Alea iacta est

{trans_193}

The die has been thrown

{quoted_194}

Gaius Julius Caesar Dictator of ancient Rome< /p>

{quote_195}

Vae victus

{trans_196}

Being conquered is a disaster

{quoted_197 }

Livy Ancient Roman Historian

{quote_198}

Let everyone be present and accept the reward of victory

{ quoted_199}

Virgil is one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{quote_200}

Warriors are the strongest defense of a city

{ quoted_201}

The ancient Greek quatrain poet Alcaeus

{quote_202}

The "heroic" performance of the invaders on the battlefield will only lead to determined Contempt

{quoted_203}

Hermocritus, the tragic general of the ancient kingdom of Syracuse

{quote_204}

Compared to massacre Come on, contempt can sting the enemy's heart even more

{quoted_205}

Vegisius, an ancient Roman Empire military writer, author of [Roman Military System]

< p>{quote_206}

Courage comes from self-esteem, self-esteem comes from self-control

{quoted_207}

Thucydides is comparable to Herodotus Ancient Greek Historian

{quote

_208}

Weep for the catastrophe! Unleashing the Dogs of War

{quoted_209}

Shakespeare [Julius Caesar·Act III·Scene I]

{quote_210}

< p>The strong act recklessly, while the weak submit to the situation

{quoted_211}

Thucydides is an ancient Greek historian comparable to Herodotus

{quote_212}

Great wealth is the driving force of war

{quoted_213}

Cicero, ancient Roman statesman, orator, and writer

p>

{quote_214}

He who knows what can and cannot fight wins

{quoted_215}

Sun Tzu's Art of War [Strategic for the Third]< /p>

{quote_216}

Judgment and prudence are essential talents for a general

{quoted_217}

Tacitus Ancient Roman History Home

{quote_218}

The choice for a warrior is to fight with honor or die nobly

{quoted_219}

Sofo Cletus, one of the three major tragedians in ancient Greece

{quote_220}

We should prepare for war in peacetime

{quoted_221}

Pablius Sirus, the wise man of ancient Rome

{quote_222}

Whenever you govern many people, you are better at governing a few, and the score is the same

{quoted_223}

The Art of War by Sun Tzu [The Fifth Strength of the Army]

{quote_224}

Strike first and control others later

{quoted_225}< /p>

Hermocritus, the tragic general of the ancient Kingdom of Syracuse

{quote_226}

A wise man prepares for war in peacetime

{ quoted_227}

Horace, one of the three great poets of ancient Rome

{quote_228}

Soldiers are more valuable than expensive ones, but without force

{quoted_229}

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