Levy
Levy verb - To pick especially for required military service.
Make
Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.
Both words in one sentence
- Death may levy this as punishment for some crime against the natural order, and make it worse by coupling it with Age Without Youth.
Source: Death Takes a Holiday - This was exploited by at least one town who didn't want the king to pass through (since they would be liable for a levy) and pretended they were all insane to make his courtiers think again.
Source: Infectious Insanity -
To make up for the loss of Liadhan, the Romans hold Phaedrus hostage for a levy of Dalriad soldiers, to effectively demilitarize the tribe and the frontier (leaving them vulnerable to the Caledones).
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