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# War in Ancient India c2.13

War in Ancient India c2.13

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### [c2.13](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.dikshitar-1944.c2.13)

The history of the Roman empire is a history of the rise and fall of empires, and it is a history of the struggle between the forces of order and the forces of disorder. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of liberty and the forces of tyranny. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of progress and the forces of reaction. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of good and the forces of evil. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of life and the forces of death. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of light and the forces of darkness. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of hope and the forces of despair. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of love and the forces of hate. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of truth and the forces of falsehood. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of justice and the forces of injustice. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of wisdom and the forces of folly. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of virtue and the forces of vice. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of strength and the forces of weakness. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of courage and the forces of cowardice. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of faith and the forces of doubt. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of hope and the forces of fear. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of joy and the forces of sorrow. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of peace and the forces of war. It is a history of the struggle between the forces of life and the forces of death.

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