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  1 1|       with great and magnificent things. Nor does one grieve with
  2 1|       will learn in part of many things discussed wisely by a most
  3 1|     learn and understand several things from him, according as one
  4 1|        in talking and discussing things with friends in this manner
  5 1|         in the strong and rugged things, not in the soft and delicate,
  6 1|         and delicate, and in the things they did under the sun,
  7 1|      causes one to consider many things and understand many others
  8 1|  imitated the ancients in rugged things than in delicate ones, and
  9 1|          be observed in her many things not impossible to introduce
 10 1|           COSIMO: What are those things similar to the ancients
 11 1|      public good, and other such things which could easily be added
 12 1|         Anyone can arrange these things; (for example), one plants
 13 1|     proposed, which included two things: the one, that a good man
 14 1|           for these only are the things which corrupt the King and
 15 1|       little you will know these things better if the discussion
 16 1|          to the present order of things does not weary you.~COSIMO:
 17 1|         field is placed in these things, which are the more necessary
 18 1|       when you lose one, all the things you have done well before
 19 1|     their skills succeed in many things, as they are a very good
 20 1|         agile, which are the two things sought above everything
 21 1|    Therefore, those who consider things which are either useless
 22 2|      infantry with plumes; which things make the sight of an army
 23 2|       know we do not suffer from things to which we are accustomed.
 24 2|          which are the important things in war and the object for
 25 2|     soldier in accomplishing the things necessary in accomplishing
 26 2|   Moreover, errors made in other things can sometimes be corrected
 27 2|        as no one fears to do the things which appear to him he has
 28 2|        charge of doing all these things: so that when (men) were
 29 2|  necessary, therefore, to do two things: first, to have many countersigns
 30 2|        escort, to raid, and such things. But the Veliti I would
 31 2|          and not to esteem these things, and, therefore, our training
 32 2|     disposed to fight. And these things mentioned by me, as the
 33 2|           in desiring that those things be done because they are
 34 2|      which carries the necessary things behind them. The horsemen
 35 3|          read and consider these things, through the medium of ancient
 36 3|         and will cite only those things that appear necessary for
 37 3|        given an example of these things, it is an easy matter to
 38 3|          have to fear many other things besides the artillery, from
 39 3|       you must give way to those things which cannot be resisted,
 40 4|     added?~ZANOBI: There are two things I desire before we pass
 41 4|   ancient Asiatics ((among other things thought up by them to injure
 42 4|          arriving, or by showing things which look like it, so that
 43 4|         to this discussion those things that happen after a battle,
 44 4|        the enemy) say slanderous things of them, and showing them
 45 4|    skirmishes with them; because things that are seen daily are
 46 4|         to the entire Army, good things can only be done with difficulty.
 47 4|          for infinite numbers of things arose by which an Army is
 48 4|     slanders, and does all those things by which human passion are
 49 5|          Army must do one of two things: either he places them so
 50 5|        direction, and then those things ought to be done to strengthen
 51 5|    become a flank. All the other things ought to be done as was
 52 5|       have to work hard at these things: nor is military discipline
 53 5|         and how to execute these things, nor is a disciplined Army
 54 5|        that I desire to know two things from you: the one, when
 55 5|           Return”. And all those things which can be done by words
 56 5|      take away from it all those things that add burdens to it and
 57 5|    provisions, for it lived from things which could be drawn behind.
 58 5|         and strong. All of these things are necessary to observe
 59 5|         to believe readily those things that appear to be less reasonable
 60 5|          keep silent (about) the things that have to be done. And
 61 5|  prepared with their arms, since things that are foreseen cause
 62 5|       compacted (jumbled), which things cause disorganization. It
 63 5|       capable of doing all these things. It sometimes happens that
 64 6|        horses or other necessary things, I would want these infantry
 65 6| carriages (wagons) and all those things which are necessary to an
 66 6|         from the fires and other things that might be able to draw
 67 6|       night, and doing the other things that are done in such guarding,
 68 6|         guarding, since they are things (already) known, I will
 69 6|  received gifts for any of these things, in addition to the glory
 70 6|        the greater part of these things. And it does not appear
 71 6|         or of games, or of other things which make soldiers seditious
 72 6|          want you to tell me two things: the one, if I have more
 73 6|        for in the quarters, many things are discussed, especially
 74 6|         communicate to him those things you do not want to do, and
 75 6|        do, and keep silent those things you want to do, and tell
 76 6|          are apprehensive of the things of which you are not apprehensive,
 77 6|  apprehensive, and conceal those things of which you are apprehensive:
 78 6|     accomplished by watching the things of some of those whom he
 79 6|          from earthquakes: these things cannot happen in our time,
 80 6|      poisoned the wine and other things to eat in order to be able
 81 6|       routed.~In addition to the things mentioned, one ought to
 82 6|          them. But among all the things by which Captains gain the
 83 6|      some error is made in other things, all are made in matters
 84 6|       themselves of all of these things, into which they put so
 85 7|       are unable to defend small things when they are placed under
 86 7|          that, today, the little things can not be defended, and
 87 7|       them. And therefore, these things have also been found which
 88 7|         can remember, how weakly things were built before King Charles
 89 7|     FABRIZIO: Never believe that things which differ from the ordinary
 90 7|       employ, in addition to the things mentioned, another arrangement,
 91 7| therefore, ought to have all the things mentioned installed; and
 92 7|         that, in addition to the things mentioned previously, provisions
 93 7|       included, for they are the things which everyone needs, and
 94 7|        vain. And, generally, two things ought to be done, provision
 95 7|        tanks). In place of these things, today there is the artillery,
 96 7|        unwillingly discuss those things which have happened in our
 97 7|          say in discussing other things. None the less, concerning
 98 7|     Others have written ordinary things in a letter, and then have
 99 7|       have spoken to you of many things, which you have been able
100 7|       than virtu. New and speedy things frighten armies, while the
101 7|     while the customary and slow things are esteemed little by them:
102 7|         Counsel with many on the things you ought to do, and confer
103 7|      have told you of many other things in my discussion, as for
104 7|       they trained in many other things; and to give you many other
105 7|          it, and have done great things in the past. Of the cavalry,
106 7|          brief time. About other things, how much should be expected
107 7|         know how to do all those things which we have discussed
108 7|         makes for honor in other things, it will, above all, honor
109 7|      discipline, have done great things, such as were the greater
110 7|       those Princes) some of the things we discussed today, I want
111 7|        that there are still many things missing among them (the
112 7|    anciently, had done all those things we discussed, and that they
113 7|  delicate and cowardly. If these things were to be read and believed
114 7|          and qualified, when the things I have said please you,
115 7|     destined) to resuscitate the things which are dead, as has been