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  1 1|          his virtue, and another part grieving for not having
  2 1|        been there, will learn in part of many things discussed
  3 1|          more secret and shadowy part of his garden: when they
  4 1|     excused him strongly in this part, and certainly you speak
  5 1|          that he has not in some part given thought to it. And
  6 1|       and whose blood is icy, in part are enemies of war and in
  7 1|        are enemies of war and in part incorrigible, as those who
  8 1|          discussion. So, if this part of the army can now live
  9 1|       discussion on bringing any part of the ancient institutions
 10 1|        you will see in the first part of this discussion. But
 11 1|         some virtu which in some part may be praiseworthy. Nor
 12 1|     formed of men of whom a good part were experienced in real
 13 1|        know your opinion on this part, and if you preferred a
 14 2|       and darts: and the greater part of them carried a helmet (
 15 2|         of the staff in the back part, that those who are behind
 16 2|       both by custom and law, no part was left out. They therefore
 17 2|          this training: but that part of them whom I have enrolled
 18 2|          they use in war to each part. And as they used pikes,
 19 2|        its army as the principal part, which, if they have varied
 20 2|         front, I mean to say the part in front; when I say shoulder,
 21 2|         when I say shoulder, the part behind (rear); when I say
 22 2|       from these sounds in great part, other than to make noise.~
 23 2|       was indolence for the most part, it could not give rise
 24 2|         therefore, considers the part of Europe, will find it
 25 2|       and Africa, and in greater part those of Asis, no other
 26 2|        today, this fear in large part is lost, and few of the
 27 2|       reasons: one, because this part of the army is less corrupt
 28 3|          our times to give some (part of) perfection to our army.
 29 3|   including the space which that part of the extraordinary pikemen
 30 3|         leaders and arms, and no part is left weak except that
 31 3|         is left weak except that part behind which is unarmed,
 32 3|        is unarmed, and even that part has its flanks protected
 33 3|          enemy assault it in any part where he will not find them
 34 3|          them organized, and the part in the back cannot be assaulted,
 35 3|        as soon as you defeat one part, all will go badly for him.
 36 3|     adversary, and killed a good part of them. In fact all the
 37 3|          too greatly armed)), in part they fall dead or wounded,
 38 3|         fall dead or wounded, in part they flee. See them flee
 39 3|        to overcome them. In this part, I have nothing else to
 40 3|       whom (the latter) in great part consisted in their bows
 41 3|          for if we see the least part of the ancient way of arming
 42 3|          the pike, and the least part of those systems, which
 43 3| generations, upon which, in good part, it is based. One thing
 44 3|        renders useless the great part of the army, and if any
 45 3|          win.~LUIGI: And on this part, some doubt has arisen in
 46 3|      Battalion. And as this last part has to receive more men,
 47 3|        keep (well) those in each part of the Army, and to know
 48 4|     before we pass on to another part: the one is, that you would
 49 4|       they cornered the stronger part that it only resist the
 50 4|          it back, and the weaker part that it allow itself to
 51 4|      that he finds his strongest part surrounded: the second is,
 52 4|        constituted the strongest part of his Army, and therefore,
 53 4|           and thus the strongest part of (the army of) Scipio
 54 4|        came to fight the weakest part of (that of) Hasdrubal,
 55 4|          engaged, and the weaker part made to yield. When a Captain
 56 4|          you; for if it is open, part of your forces cannot be
 57 4|         hence capable of ambush, part of your forces can be well
 58 4|         have defeated some other part of the army; and this often
 59 4|          on, seeing that a great part of his forces had gone over
 60 4|        to return them: or only a part are in flight, and here
 61 4|        Lucius Sulla, who, when a part of his Legions had already
 62 4|     would leave all or a greater part of them safe. In the second
 63 4|  satisfied your question in good part: it is true, that concerning
 64 4|      where he destroyed a fourth part of them, after they had
 65 4|       your) fortune. The greater part of prudent Captains would
 66 4|        and having corrupted some part, to encamp on the side where
 67 4|      promised him victory on the part of the Deity. Sulla was
 68 5|     cavalry followed in the last part. This was in effect the
 69 5|         four parts, and assign a part to each Battalion, also
 70 5|    divide the artillery, and one part I would place outside the
 71 5|       men-at-arms, I would place part in the rear on the right
 72 5|      rear on the right wing, and part on the left, distant forty
 73 5|      must be devised as to which part one Battalion makes up,
 74 5|    Battalion makes up, and which part the other. And since the
 75 5|       them come from the forward part, if you want them to get
 76 5|     soldier: they wanted a third part to be placed next to him
 77 5|         his pay: for the greater part of them being young and
 78 5|       without need to. The other part because, knowing that their
 79 5|       during the march, that one part of the Army does not detach
 80 5|       from another, or that one (part) going faster and the other
 81 5|          the Romans, set fire to part of his own town in order
 82 5|  diverted it, and having drawn a part of it in their rear, the
 83 5|      back the water, and another part below which succor the infantry
 84 5|   Legions, and believing that no part had remained behind, also
 85 5|         have. The river, in that part between the stagnant water
 86 5|        has applied force to that part which he has recognized
 87 5|          will pass on to another part.~
 88 6|       one of us has taken up his part willingly, so too I believe
 89 6|           but taking (only) that part which at the present time
 90 6|          then you will know what part of the Roman methods I have
 91 6|      thus the Romans did in good part, I would divide the armed
 92 6|         quarter all or a greater part of the armed men on the
 93 6|       situated. So that all this part of the Army would come to
 94 6|      engagement, while the other part makes the encampment. In
 95 6|        of the Triari in the last part of the army.~But let us
 96 6|        trust them entirely or in part. And therefore all the power
 97 6|          of its squares, where a part should remain, and a part
 98 6|        part should remain, and a part continually go from one
 99 6|        purse, and drew the tenth part, and those they put to death.
100 6|        us to observe the greater part of these things. And it
101 6|        and with those the fourth part of the public impedimenta,
102 6|    encamp there. As to the other part of not being besieged, the
103 6|         day, and so observe this part that they do not become
104 6|        let us pass on to another part. We have made our army win
105 6|    either by assaulting him with part of your forces, so that
106 6|         one country assaulted by part of them (your forces), so
107 6|    discord, and that the greater part were deserting, and to give
108 6|        there does not remain any part of this matter that has
109 6|          of the questioner, some part that merits consideration
110 6|   discipline, and virtu, in some part, to be of value, makes war
111 7|      sustained by a wall that is part of the base of the ditch,
112 7|       into three parts, and each part separated by a ditch, and
113 7|         artillery, and opened up part of a wall; whence Messer
114 7|        Duke, having entered that part without opposition, immediately
115 7|          so separated, that each part should be master of (protect)
116 7|          join small beams to the part outside, which are woven
117 7|       and allow all that gridded part to drop, which closes the
118 7|         distributed for defense, part being on the walls, part
119 7|         part being on the walls, part at the gates, part in the
120 7|        walls, part at the gates, part in the principal places
121 7|      might arise within; another part is not assigned to any place,
122 7|       City every day with a good part of his forces. Whence the
123 7|     erect the block houses, that part which is battered comes
124 7|          every side, and in good part well armed. I do not want
125 7|           and you defend it with part of yours. The besieged can
126 7|          I have said above, this part being ((as I said)) less
127 7|          the subject, and so, in part, escape that penalty which,
128 7|          you the reasons, and in part, will observe what I promised
129 7|      want you to understand this part better, you have to know
130 7|         such as were the greater part of the Roman Citizens, and
131 7|      with virtu. And if they, or part of them, could be accused