text_original: The military traditions of each legion jL H. p 210 The Earlier Empire. acquired of themselves an attractive force over the fancy of the soldiers, and provident clubs and guilds for social union grew up gradually among them, as we learn from inscriptions found in Northern Africa after the lapse of ages.
text_transcription: THE MILITARY TRADITIONS OF EACH LEGION ACQUIRED OF THEMSELVES AN ATTRACTIVE FORCE OVER THE FANCY OF THE SOLDIERS AND PROVIDENT CLUBS AND GUILDS FOR SOCIAL UNION GREW UP GRADUALLY AMONG THEM AS WE LEARN FROM INSCRIPTIONS FOUND IN NORTHERN AFRICA AFTER THE LAPSE OF AGES
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