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  1 Pre|           as well as also, because being accustomed to honor similar
  2 1  |         Upon this I say, that this being a profession by which men
  3 1  |          happens that the leaders, being deprived of their stipends
  4 1  |         the country, without there being any remedy able to be applied?
  5 1  |           those who were Captains, being content with the triumph,
  6 1  |         after his farms which were being spoiled by his laborers.
  7 1  |     reasons can be cited for their being stationed there, and the
  8 1  |          matter from the beginning being able in that way to demonstrate
  9 1  |        number you require: so that being forced to take them all,
 10 1  |            little by little.~As to being apprehensive that such organization
 11 1  |       which was the cause of their being deprived of much glory and
 12 1  |          many others accustomed to being under military orders, that
 13 1  |         the old (veteran) and new, being mixed together, make a good
 14 1  |          then chosen to go to war, being accustomed in the method
 15 1  |          arming and training them, being unable to know (beforehand)
 16 1  |            to the young men. As to being able to pay (more to) the
 17 1  |      Prince. As to these exchanges being useful to those who have
 18 1  |  Organization (of an Army), which, being censured by many, it was
 19 2  |            do not remember mention being made of shields, but only
 20 2  |      especially by the Swiss, who, being poor and wanting to live
 21 2  |            whence it happened that being on foot and wanting to defend
 22 2  |            near and far because of being unarmed. They are useless
 23 2  |          the latter had the sword, being without a shield, they become,
 24 2  |       having the body covered, and being able to cover it even better
 25 2  |     infantry. Horses cannot, after being put into disorder from some
 26 2  |            himself at the point of being struck by the points of
 27 2  |            be pricked by them, or, being pricked by them, he will
 28 2  |        they have to retire without being repulsed, who has to take
 29 2  |           first line fighters, and being overcome, I know where I
 30 2  |         dismayed at the first line being pushed back and repulsed,
 31 2  |              The files, therefore, being brought to this arrangement,
 32 2  |          file. The men, therefore, being thus countersigned (assigned),
 33 2  |          above; for the Centurions being on the outside, and all
 34 2  |          they tell, that Alexander being at table, and someone sounding
 35 2  |           of necessity, that those being extinguished, little by
 36 2  |         decline; for all the virtu being brought to Rome, and as
 37 2  |          remain in that opinion of being able to recover themselves
 38 2  |      example of those people, who, being completely jealous of their
 39 3  |     youngest talks first; for this being an exercise for young men,
 40 3  |             if they saw themselves being overcome, retired little
 41 3  |             as the arms are mixed, being shared by both nations and
 42 3  |            to one to guard against being shot than shooting the enemy.
 43 3  |            be enough for you, yet, being able to give you some from
 44 3  |          is seen, therefore, that, being in the field, if you do
 45 3  |        make us afraid than that of being pressed together. In addition
 46 3  |          turned, and when they are being turned they need so much
 47 3  |           are in the lines without being changed, for, when they
 48 3  |         them, as seems reasonable, being so powerful as to be able
 49 3  |           company, as if they were being pressed, retire within the
 50 4  |            take the flexibility of being able to enlarge or compress
 51 4  |          not have the advantage of being able to avail yourself of (
 52 4  |           enemy artillery, without being able to undertake any remedy,
 53 4  | arrangement and the location, from being overcome became victorious,
 54 4  |           the ranks in the center, being distant from each other,
 55 4  |         himself surrounded without being aware of it. When a Captain
 56 4  |         fight almost secure in not being routed, he arranges his
 57 4  |            could not flee: so that being compelled to fight, they
 58 4  |          intervals of the Principi being occupied by the Triari,
 59 4  |            Scipio was able to. But being inferior and repulsed, it
 60 4  |             by which the chariots, being resisted, lost their impetus.
 61 4  |        like it, so that the enemy, being deceived by that sight,
 62 4  |       Feigned assaults, therefore, being of great value while the
 63 4  |        front of the enemy, so that being retarded by plundering,
 64 4  |           avoid it; for the French being near to them, as the Venetians
 65 4  |           should have no cause for being afraid of them. Some have
 66 5  |          hostile, or suspected (of being so). And first you have
 67 5  |          on the other. This method being good, and prudently conducted,
 68 5  |             that you are afraid of being attacked hourly, in order
 69 5  |     instruction, because many, not being aware of this, have been
 70 5  |           remain open, which, from being the rear, would become a
 71 5  |           the greater part of them being young and irresponsible,
 72 5  |         you into them without your being aware of it. In the first
 73 5  |             As to the second case, being drawn into it ((which our
 74 5  |            it ((which our men call being drawn into a trap)) you
 75 5  |           on with the army without being able to be impeded by the
 76 5  |           impeded by the enemy, he being stopped by that fire which
 77 5  |           it. Whence the enemy not being intent to guard that side,
 78 5  |          crossed the river without being able to be impeded by them.
 79 5  |          in Gaul, and his crossing being impeded by Vercingetorix,
 80 5  |          one in the rear, and both being occupied by the enemy, has,
 81 5  |        passed by without the enemy being able to take any remedy;
 82 5  |         which he has recognized as being weaker, and has made a path
 83 5  |           the day to march without being molested. This same man,
 84 6  |       thousand cavalry effectives, being divided into four companies,
 85 6  |         the Plaza. These two roads being located, I would arrange
 86 6  |          this, because the Triari, being the last to combat, were
 87 6  |           results in the enemy not being able to have correspondence
 88 6  |            were so many, sometimes being occupied all together, sometimes
 89 6  |           to the other part of not being besieged, the nature of
 90 6  |          Captain did. Which, as to being observed by the modern armies,
 91 6  |        appearing to them that from being winners, they have become
 92 6  |            know Hannibal did, who, being trapped by Fabius Maximus,
 93 6  |        them (your forces), so that being constrained to go to defend
 94 6  |          live, he can abstain from being robbed. But if you pay him
 95 6  |         beyond his means, feigning being afraid, and leaving his
 96 6  |        belief that he came without being seen, as he did not see
 97 6  |         such a name for himself of being just, that he facilitated
 98 6  |         pursue our desires without being afraid of being held presumptuous,
 99 6  |            without being afraid of being held presumptuous, since
100 6  |        that is done to them by not being quartered together, for
101 7  |           results in the enemy not being able to approach them, as
102 7  |    approaching it, since the walls being winding and recessed, you
103 7  |         called “cataracts”, which, being let down, keep out the enemy
104 7  |           results in the artillery being able to demolish its defenses
105 7  |            but they all arise from being safer and stronger than
106 7  |         sustain the weight, which, being divided equally between
107 7  |          collapse, since the wheel being inclined, the spokes also
108 7  |           straight) on them, since being ordinarily bent, they then
109 7  |      distributed for defense, part being on the walls, part at the
110 7  |            gives the enemy hope of being able to occupy a town, than
111 7  |        some extraordinary means of being provided by friends who
112 7  |     besieged by Hannibal, who, not being able to send them anything
113 7  |  quantities of nuts into it, which being carried by the river without
114 7  |       carried by the river without being able to be impeded, fed
115 7  |            to make them despair of being able to besiege (defeat)
116 7  |            when it was killed, and being found full of grain, gave
117 7  |        with them, and while it was being drawn, had himself provided
118 7  |            always believe they are being done by deceit, and can
119 7  |         feigned to be desperate of being able to capture it, and
120 7  |            they occur when you are being fought in your City, which
121 7  |            inside the wall that is being hit, at least thirty arm
122 7  |          deep. While this ditch is being excavated, it is necessary
123 7  |           disunited; for the enemy being able all together to assault
124 7  |         Gaul, where his encampment being assaulted by a great number
125 7  |         attacking Capua, which was being besieged by the Romans at
126 7  |          at the same time Rome was being besieged.~I know that I
127 7  |           talk, not because of not being informed, but because I
128 7  |         have said above, this part being ((as I said)) less corrupted.
129 7  |            in an excellent cavalry being produced in their countries
130 7  |         having subjects capable of being directed in such practices.
131 7  |        been liberal with you, who, being young and qualified, when