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  1 1|     according to the times and the place, with all the highest honors
  2 1|        which was most fresh in the place, some sat on chairs placed
  3 1|        trees; Fabrizio praised the place as most delightful, and
  4 1|           you said I was, and this place and this study make me remember
  5 1|          this, that everyone has a place in time of peace; for other
  6 1|           that in peace there is a place for every man. As to the
  7 1|        selecting them from another place cannot be called Deletto,
  8 1|        armies be introduced in any place, nor military discipline
  9 1|        will be shown in its proper place.~COSIMO: What you have said
 10 1|        that whoever is born in one place is not put in charge of
 11 1|            men enrolled in another place, but is made a leader in
 12 1|           care of the armies, from place to place every year. Nor,
 13 1|          the armies, from place to place every year. Nor, for other
 14 1|      desired that this should take place before the Deletto. And
 15 1|             I will tell you in its place, which will be when I have
 16 2|       those few carry a halberd in place of a pike, the shaft of
 17 2|          themselves secure in that place. I conclude, therefore,
 18 2|         enough for me; for I would place the pikes either in the
 19 2|            that he would be in one place today, and tomorrow fifty
 20 2|            if they had to select a place, either so rough to protect
 21 2|           each one is assigned his place by the public where such
 22 2|            ranks in every kind and place of action, and then to know
 23 2|         turn back, or the time and place to use their arms. So that
 24 2|         neither the action nor the place disorganizes them, they
 25 2|      retire, and who is to take my place, I will always fight with
 26 2|          than the first, I want to place in front of your eyes in
 27 2|        file, and the number of his place assigned him in that file.
 28 2|       Heads of Ten can judge their place by eye, and bring the left
 29 2|          when an army marches from place to place, that the companies
 30 2|         army marches from place to place, that the companies not
 31 2|          judging where he wants to place the pikes, and who should
 32 2|         five per file in this way: place a Centurion in the middle,
 33 2|          shield-bearers leaves the place where he was, and goes to
 34 2|       files of twenty per file and place them between the points
 35 2|           can easily be taught the place the company has to hold
 36 2|         will narrate in its proper place. So that each company would
 37 2|            standing firm, knew the place that he had to be near his
 38 2|       terrifying the peasants, and place them above a pass that is
 39 2|           not think this is out of place seeing that men-at-arms
 40 3|          us should succeed in your place.~COSIMO: I would like to
 41 3|       Romans, but one man took the place of another, which they did
 42 3|       immediately entered into his place, and whoever was behind
 43 3|       immediately entered into the place in the second rank which
 44 3|       coming to an engagement they place the Battalions one on the
 45 3|        flank of the other, or they place them one behind the other.
 46 3|          to help one another, they place one Battalion in front and
 47 3|       every three ranks of pikemen place one of halberds, which,
 48 3|      shields and swords take their place, who are able to take care
 49 3|        camping, and fighting, they place the Legion in the middle,
 50 3|       these five Companies I would place three others, distant in
 51 3|        three. Behind these I would place the last two companies,
 52 3|           arm lengths, and I would place each of them behind the
 53 3|           Army I say, that I would place the extraordinary Veliti
 54 3|            five hundred, and would place them at a distance of forty
 55 3|          on the left hand; I would place the men-at-arms, and would
 56 3|         all the Battalions I would place in that space that exists
 57 3|        head of which space I would place some artillery pieces, behind
 58 3|           per charge. This I would place in front of the entire army,
 59 3|          it on the flank in a safe place, where it should not be
 60 3|       other, but also to provide a place for the messengers who go
 61 3|            ranks, according as the place or the enemy should command
 62 3|           artillery, which to make place for them, and to leave the
 63 3|           free, has retired to the place from which the Veliti went
 64 3|          for the artillery when we place ourselves close together,
 65 3|            similarly to yours, and place his artillery well within
 66 3|          small, in which you would place the artillery, in a short
 67 3|         artillery to be safe, must place it in the end portions of
 68 3|       organized that, that if they place their companies on the flanks
 69 3|          the two companies which I place in the last ranks of the
 70 3|            of the army, from which place they would all together
 71 3|          tail) of the army to make place for the shield-bearers (
 72 3|   extraordinary pikemen, which you place on the flank of the army
 73 3|            should be in the second place next to the general Captain
 74 3|        here each one return to its place; and so to accustom them
 75 3|       nations. I would, therefore, place the trumpets next to the
 76 4|           Army on a beach and in a place near the adjoining hills,
 77 4|          the artillery, the higher place would be disadvantageous
 78 4|          he arranges his army in a place where he has a safe refuge
 79 4|          to the methods mentioned, place a company of pikemen behind
 80 4|           the Triari, there was no place to receive the Astati, and
 81 4|          the first lines to make a place for the second, cannot be
 82 4|         one remedy, and that is to place himself with his Army at
 83 4|      possessions, or settle in any place, until the war ends, so
 84 5|            that in some unforeseen place, neither the inhabitants
 85 5|         this manner. I would first place the flanks, each distant
 86 5|      twelve arm lengths, and would place five companies in each flank
 87 5|          these two flanks, I would place another ten companies, five
 88 5|          lengths in front, I would place all the ordinary Veliti,
 89 5|        pikemen left to me, I would place in the middle of the hollow
 90 5|            will demonstrate in its place. The five companies on the
 91 5|    artillery, and one part I would place outside the right flank,
 92 5|           the men-at-arms, I would place part in the rear on the
 93 5|            rule), that you have to place them always either in the
 94 5|           have the first Battalion place its first five companies
 95 5|        Veliti to put them in their place. Nor will it ever happen
 96 5|        unarmed men issue forth and place themselves at the rear of
 97 5|            not be changed, as that place should not remain open,
 98 5|          to be avoided, and in its place use “Retreat”. If you want
 99 5|           will be discussed in its place. For now I want to leave
100 5|           army while marching from place to place not to encounter
101 5|       while marching from place to place not to encounter dangerous
102 5|         used, for the enemy always place themselves either in woods
103 5|          Captain when he sees in a place whence he ought to pass,
104 5|          recognized this to be the place of any enemy ambush, and
105 5|           necessary, therefore, to place the Heads along the sides,
106 5|           an encampment in a woody place (and) suitable to conceal
107 5|          and had them stop in that place, commanding then that as
108 5|             is shallower, and is a place more suitable for fording
109 5|            Make grids of wood, and place them on the bottom of the
110 5|         rank of the company should place their shields on the heads
111 6|            here from the Lord, who place the best soldiers in the
112 6|       every action of theirs, they place the Legions in the center,
113 6|          other lines which I would place in the middle of it, and
114 6|          of the Cross Way, I would place thirty two quarters on the
115 6|           battalions would come to place the Captain’s Way in the
116 6|        regular Battalions, I would place the quarters of every two
117 6|           to each quarter. I would place the other fifteen quarters
118 6|      quarter of each group I would place the Constable of the company,
119 6|        want ((as I told you in its place)) these cavalry to be all
120 6|           and in each area I would place another row of thirty two
121 6|          Road to the left; I would place another row in each area
122 6|            center of which I would place the Captain’s Way. The two
123 6|        left hand. And then I would place on each side two other rows
124 6|      should be made, which I would place at the head of the Way of
125 6|    quarters) to the ditch, I would place a row of five double quarters
126 6|           one arm lengths, I would place another row of five double
127 6|    observed at all times, in every place, and in a manner that it
128 6|            they resided in the one place, and according as they feared
129 6|         should want to winter in a place. I would, however, dig the
130 6|         will be told in its proper place. For now I want to pass
131 6|       employed when others want to place the camp near the enemy,
132 6|           would want to put in the place of the Triari in the last
133 6|       guard, whoever abandoned the place given him in combat, whoever
134 6|      everyone would know where his place was in marching. And every
135 6|            themselves in a healthy place: to locate themselves where
136 6|        besieged, the nature of the place must be considered, where
137 6|         the provisions in a strong place, and, above all, dispense
138 6|          are to return back to the place first threatened by you,
139 6| constrained not to abandon the one place and succor the other, and
140 6|      whoever waits, can select the place to his liking, and await
141 7|          lose) when they abandon a place, cause it to be lost, and
142 7|            and one passed from one place to another by means of bridges:
143 7|    understood well, for today that place can not be called strong,
144 7|        part is not assigned to any place, but is prepared to help
145 7|          who is assaulted ought to place brave men, who are not afraid
146 7|          to present day tanks). In place of these things, today there
147 7|           of the distance from the place. Whence, if you assault
148 7|        reasons: either because the place is strong and they believe
149 7|           guards at the walls, and place there not only men, but
150 7|    discretion, you must keep every place guarded on all sides, and
151 7|           to win or die, and as no place appeared to them where they