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  1 1|          and I want to excuse my side because I will let you excuse
  2 1|       you excuse the other (your side). I do not believe that
  3 1|         And do not, on the other side, tell me of some present
  4 1|          leave experience to one side and take them by conjecture:
  5 2|        had cinched on their left side a sword of an arm and a
  6 2|        and a dagger on the right side. They carried a spear, which
  7 2|         tips, so that if the one side was encumbered, they could
  8 2|       pike, and a sword at their side, rather round in the point
  9 2|   Catafratti, while on the other side the Romans did not total
 10 2|        would not drive it to one side or have it fall to the ground;
 11 2|     there are so many men on one side (of the square) as the other,
 12 2|     other, none the less, on the side of the front, they come
 13 2|       come together so that (the side of) one man touches the
 14 2|       the next; but on the other side (of the square) the men
 15 2|        shoulders), then from one side (flank) to the other. (So
 16 2|          in the rear, and on the side of this Company, and of
 17 2|         flanks, the parts on the side.~¶ The fifty ordinary Veliti
 18 2|        those who are on the left side of his right hand, those
 19 2|         hand, those on the right side on his left hand. The fifty
 20 2|        turns his body toward the side he is commanded to, and
 21 2|       pikemen (each) on the left side, and three shield-bearers
 22 2|  shield-bearers on the left left side and two pikemen on the right:
 23 2|          with two wings, on each side of his front, and there
 24 2|          occupied by) by ten men side by side. The Captain will
 25 2|  occupied by) by ten men side by side. The Captain will be between
 26 2|          which inclines on every side would need many and frequent
 27 3|      these companies on the left side, distant twenty arm lengths
 28 3|        forty arm lengths. On the side of these, also on the left
 29 3|          a Battalion on the left side, which would be the deployment
 30 3|        would deploy on the right side exactly in the same way
 31 3|         that he can assail every side equally, for it there is
 32 3|          Heads are placed on the side so that they are able easily
 33 3| companies are placed on the left side, twenty are now placed,
 34 3|          men-at-arms on the left side and how ours, according
 35 3|       See them flee on the right side. They also flee on the left.
 36 3|      enemy can so locate it on a side of his army from which he
 37 3|          front with five on each side the center with three, and
 38 3|       suffice, the flanks on the side consist of men and not walls,
 39 4|         that you are girded on a side by rivers or swamps, so
 40 4|       enemy had strengthened one side of the company, did not
 41 4|          not attack the stronger side, but the weaker, and the
 42 4|           and the other stronger side they oppose to the weaker:
 43 4|      forces had gone over to the side of the enemy, and that this
 44 4|          and fight it from every side. On this, I would like you
 45 4|          assaulted them on every side; as Caesar did to the Swiss,
 46 4|      some part, to encamp on the side where they see they enemy,
 47 5|           set up a front on that side from which the enemy was
 48 5|       withdraw the wagons to the side which was secure, and set
 49 5|       able to respond from every side, if you had been assaulted
 50 5|     hundred arm lengths on every side in this manner. I would
 51 5|          companies, five on each side, arranging them in such
 52 5|       space would be on the rear side toward the right wing, the
 53 5|      other would be on the front side toward the left wing. In
 54 5|      twelve arm lengths on every side, I would see that five companies
 55 5|        flanks), so that on every side of that army, space would
 56 5|        all the sides, except the side in the back; and therefore
 57 5|     whoever wants to go from one side to the other, or from one
 58 5|       are assaulted on the front side, you do nothing except (
 59 5|           and cavalry among each side. If he comes from three
 60 5|        never put yourself on the side where the enemy could assault
 61 5|          and assault you on each side with a force almost as large
 62 5|         can always attack on one side and resist on another, and
 63 5|          army girded on the rear side by a ditch, and filling
 64 5|           girded himself on that side from which he wanted to
 65 5|       being intent to guard that side, had his army pass over
 66 5|         horses are placed on the side above which holds back the
 67 5|          his forces on the other side of the river, marched for
 68 5|         fortifies himself on the side open, and abandons the (
 69 5|          open, and abandons the (side) closed, and he then throws
 70 5|       impediment, passes on that side and freed himself from the
 71 6|        the armed men on the east side, and the unarmed and burdened
 72 6|        burdened ones on the west side, making the east the front
 73 6|          Way, and along the east side of the Captain’s quarters
 74 6|   quarter one on the right hand (side) of the Captain’s Way, and
 75 6|         two quarters on the left side of the Captain’s Way, and
 76 6|          thirty two on the right side, leaving a space of thirty
 77 6|      company of infantry on each side, which, as they are four
 78 6|          Road on the right hand (side) and the other the First
 79 6|         would also leave on each side another space of thirty
 80 6|          Road on the right hand (side) and on the other side the
 81 6|           side) and on the other side the Second Road to the left;
 82 6|         I would quarter on every side four companies (of infantry)
 83 6|          I would quarter on each side of these two regular battalions
 84 6|          Road on the right hand (side), the other the Third on
 85 6|       then I would place on each side two other rows of quarters,
 86 6|         the number and the band (side) where they should be situated.
 87 6|     which I want to give to each side, and thirty arm lengths
 88 6|   lengths which are left on each side between the quarters and
 89 6|           there would be on each side of the Captain forty quarters
 90 6|         the Captain. On the rear side of the Captain’s quarters,
 91 6|       twenty one arm lengths per side. And from the right hand
 92 6|      that they should be on each side of the plaza, in which there
 93 6|        would quarter on the west side along the ditches. From
 94 6|       straight line on the north side, each distant one hundred
 95 6|    Turning then on the left hand side toward the west gate, I
 96 6|       take those quarters on the side toward the ditches which
 97 6|        Plaza, which, on the west side, should have the same effect
 98 6|      Transverse Road on the east side. And in addition to this
 99 6|          the artillery, on every side of the encampment, I would
100 6|          continually go from one side of the encampment to the
101 6|           the armed men on every side, placing the Legions in
102 6|        him, had gone over to the side of the enemy, quickly sounded
103 6|       wet seasons; for the rough side does not allow you to use
104 7|         fall toward the battered side, the ruin of the wall will
105 7|    inclines to the right or left side. When it goes level, the
106 7|         carriage inclines to one side, it points (leans straight)
107 7|    thoughts, but by arms, on the side where the enemy (comes to)
108 7|      them all at once from every side, and they called it attacking
109 7|        enemy assaulted them on a side from which they did not
110 7|    cunningly assaults him on one side with feigned uproars, and
111 7|        that it be closed on each side by a block house. And if
112 7|          with diligence on every side, and in good part well armed.
113 7|     opened the encampment on one side, and turning to that side
114 7|        side, and turning to that side with all his forces, attacked
115 7|        than fury. If some on the side of the enemy desert to come