Apud Corinthum tanta severitate exercitui praefuit, ut nullae umquam in Graecia neque exercitatiores copiae neque magis dicto audientes fuerint duci, in eamque consuetudinem adduxit ut, cum proelii signum ab imperatore esset datum, sine ducis opera sic ordinatae consisterent, ut singuli peritissimo ab imperatore dispositi viderentur.
At Corinth such was the strictness of his command of the army, that no troops in Greece were better drilled or more obedient to their leader; and he made them form the habit, when the signal for battle had been given by the commander, without waiting for an officers command to take their places in such good order that each man seemed to have been assigned his position by a most skilful general.
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