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 1 1|        judged it would be well to take the opportunity to escape
 2 1|         that these latter did not take up the practice of war as
 3 1|           permission to return to take care of his fields, as each
 4 1|       have one soldier who had to take up this practice as a profession,
 5 1|         have around him those who take up such a practice as their
 6 1|      exist today, where those who take up the profession of war
 7 1|         risk the danger that they take away the Kingdom from you.
 8 1|        that their citizens should take up this practice as their
 9 1|        and every Kingdom ought to take soldiers from their own
10 1|           Deletto means to say to take the best of a province,
11 1|    subject to you; for you cannot take whoever you want in the
12 1|        not yours, but you need to take those who want to come.~
13 1|           so that being forced to take them all, it results that
14 1|         to supplement it, I would take those of seventeen years
15 1|        old) organization, I would take the seventeen year olds,
16 1|         create a new one, I would take them of every age between
17 1|        experience to one side and take them by conjecture: and
18 1|         what rule rule I ought to take some or reject some: so
19 1|           a much smaller error to take them all in arming and training
20 1|           for this order does not take men away from their business,
21 1|         should give them more, or take on more, so much more impossible
22 1|         should give them less, or take on fewer, so much less would
23 1|          desired that this should take place before the Deletto.
24 1|          if you want to have them take up arms for you, and not
25 1|           you, and not to want to take them away from those who
26 1|       imitate the Romans: I would take the more wealthy, and give
27 1|           much as is necessary to take care of the horse; for,
28 2|        who is next to you. If you take it in one hand in order
29 2|           useless. They therefore take up pikes as arms, which
30 2|        the conquest, or that they take up the manner of the foreigner,
31 2|           them.~FABRIZIO: I would take both the Roman arms and
32 2|     spread out, they would always take the latter and leave the
33 2|     prudence does not allow us to take up any good proceeding.~
34 2|        being repulsed, who has to take their places, what signs,
35 2|          to retire, and who is to take my place, I will always
36 2|         countersigns, can quickly take their proper places, just
37 2|         else need be done than to take eight of the fifteen files
38 3|            the shields and swords take their place, who are able
39 3|      their place, who are able to take care of themselves in every
40 3|          had two Legions, I would take two Battalions, and these
41 3|         is one, you don’t have to take the field with him. But
42 3|          in your prudence, I will take courage to say that I intend.
43 3|           cannot give me time and take it from others. And for
44 3|          with another, and how to take their places instantly:
45 4|         In this case, you have to take the flexibility of being
46 4|         it is not enough that you take care that it is not in your
47 4|           among the Principi. But take note that this method of
48 4|           is necessary for you to take steps that the enemy is
49 4| considerations a Captain ought to take into account before going
50 4|         weather might give you or take away from them; for often
51 4|          they did not know how to take the opportunity of undertaking
52 4|          but the difficulty is to take away a sinister idea from
53 4|         for victory. You can also take means to make your (soldiers)
54 5|          are four spaces, I would take four banners away from the
55 5|    arrange your Army, you have to take up ((as the cavalry)) this
56 5|           behind come forward and take those places and with those
57 5|   difficulty is necessary, if you take it up as exercise; since
58 5|    company, and I would have them take up the tools suitable for
59 5|      would have nothing to do but take them up again and return
60 5|    expeditiously as possible, and take away from it all those things
61 5|       that occurs to you, I would take care to listen.~FABRIZIO:
62 5|           the enemy being able to take any remedy; and having passed,
63 6|         be changed, that Battista take up his office, and I resign
64 6|     interruptions of yours do not take away my imagination, rather
65 6|      double quarters, which would take up twelve arm lengths in
66 6|           their Constables, could take those quarters on the side
67 6|         Center Road, which should take off at the north and proceed
68 6|       work if the enemy came, and take up their arms and take their
69 6|        and take up their arms and take their places. If you want
70 6|          me, when the army had to take off, what arrangements did
71 6|           the enemy if you should take prisoners for this purpose.
72 6|          in proof) allowed him to take many towns so that by placing
73 6|           mentioned, one ought to take care not to bring the enemy
74 6|          without order, having to take into account the castles,
75 7|         ground, as that a man may take cover behind it: which has
76 7|      siege (attack). One ought to take care not to be able to be
77 7|      allowed the men from them to take refuge in it (the City),
78 7|         of the towns they want to take. Scipio, when he was in
79 7|      water and diverted rivers to take a town, even though they
80 7|          them in their midst, and take the town from them. They
81 7|     besieged, above all, ought to take care not to be attacked
82 7|           opportunity in war, and take it, benefits you more than
83 7|    difficulty, unless you quickly take the facility of thinking.
84 7|          or Saints do I make them take an oath? By those they adore,
85 7|         is no one who know how to take up the new orders. Nor do