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alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest  Monday, May 26 2025  Volume 14 : Number 16107



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  Drink this once daily if you have high blood pressure  ["150/80 to 116/76"]

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Date: Mon, 26 May 2025 06:12:38 -0500
From: "150/80 to 116/76" <150/80to116/76@instantenence.ru.com>
Subject: Drink this once daily if you have high blood pressure

Drink this once daily if you have high blood pressure

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owards Pharsalos from the east. His forces, which included professional spearmen, advanced to the Thetideion, a temple of the goddess Thetis on a ridge approximately 204 m (669 ft) in height, north of the Enipeas valley and to the east of Pherae. According to the account of Diodorus Siculus, who wrote in the first century BCE, Alexander had around 20,000 troops; Plutarch, who wrote between the first and second centuries CE, claims that Alexander's infantry outnumbered Pelopidas's by a factor of two to one. The historian Fred Eugene Ray Jr, citing an estimate of Thessaly's total ability to produce cavalry made by Xenophon in the fourth century BCE, suggests that Alexander could have had 4,000 cavalry and a total of 17,000 troops; Romm estimates that his overall force was twice the siz

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