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 1 1|    abandoned her suddenly, and left her disarmed amid her enemies,
 2 2|      they had cinched on their left side a sword of an arm and
 3 2|      will turn to the right or left. If you want to make a test
 4 2|    custom and law, no part was left out. They therefore trained
 5 2| against it, as also because it left less uncovered (unprotected)
 6 2|      men, those who are on the left side of his right hand,
 7 2|       on the right side on his left hand. The fifty Veliti are
 8 2|     the first Centurion on the left hand, and twenty are on
 9 2|    place by eye, and bring the left from the right, or the right
10 2|   right, or the right from the left, with the usual distances
11 2|      is desired to turn to the left, for instance, it is necessary
12 2|       it is necessary that the left wing be halted, and those
13 2|       the pikemen to be on the left flank, you have to double
14 2|        to double them from the left. And thus this company turns
15 2|      two pikemen (each) on the left side, and three shield-bearers
16 2|    three shield-bearers on the left left side and two pikemen
17 2|     shield-bearers on the left left side and two pikemen on
18 2|        the right, march by the left flank of the last fifteen
19 2|        goes to the rear of the left angle. And thus he will
20 2|        other path to virtu was left, except Rome. Whence it
21 2|       not destroyed, goods are left to their people, so that
22 3|    remedy, as there was no way left to reform themselves. The
23 3|        wing, and the other the left wing, and they never permitted
24 3|        should be placed on the left flank, and the ten others
25 3|        the right. Those on the left should be arranged in this
26 3|      of these companies on the left side, distant twenty arm
27 3|     side of these, also on the left hand; I would place the
28 3|      deploy a Battalion on the left side, which would be the
29 3|        I deployed those on the left, having a space of thirty
30 3|       and arms, and no part is left weak except that part behind
31 3|    companies are placed on the left side, twenty are now placed,
32 3|    back our men-at-arms on the left side and how ours, according
33 3|         swordsmen), and having left the battle to the swordsmen,
34 3|    side. They also flee on the left. Look, the victory is ours.
35 3|  explain if there is any doubt left in my mind. Yet, trusting
36 3|       into the Army because it left the passage free to the
37 3|        other systems that they left us are also useful? Moreover,
38 3| disorder, or if some should be left, it would extend beyond
39 3|        Battalion placed on the left or right wing, the number
40 4|       that since you have time left, and have patience, we do
41 4|        asks you where you have left your Captain, tell them,
42 4|    Captain, tell them, we have left him in Boetia fighting.”
43 5|   wagons. After these come the left wing with its wagon in the
44 5|        on the right, or on the left, according as it happened,
45 5|        five at the rear of the left flank, leaving between each
46 5|       next to the front of the left flank, and one at the rear
47 5|   flank, and one placed on the left, a remaining space of seventy
48 5|         and a similar space be left among the companies placed
49 5|      the front side toward the left wing. In the space of seventy
50 5|     the aforementioned pikemen left to me, I would place in
51 5|       outward. The five on the left, engird all the sides, from
52 5|        all the sides, from the left flank outward: and therefore
53 5|    flank, and the other at the left. I would send the light
54 5|    right wing, and part on the left, distant forty arms lengths
55 5|   front, the other five on the left flank, and the Head should
56 5|      the Head should be in the left angle of the front. The
57 5|     Army. Then, into the voids left by them, enter the two bands
58 5|   would be those nearer to the left flank, in the position of
59 5|    plaza and retire behind the left flank, which then becomes
60 5|    also in making one from the left flank, since the same arrangements
61 5|      around”, but say, “To the left”, “To the right”, “To the
62 5|   anciently, but everything is left to the direction of the
63 6|  Captain’s Way, and one on the left. And hence beyond the space
64 6|     thirty two quarters on the left side of the Captain’s Way,
65 6|       sixteenth which would be left, I would quarter their Head,
66 6|    other the First Road on the left, and in each area I would
67 6|    side the Second Road to the left; I would place another row
68 6|     the other the Third on the left hand. And then I would place
69 6| hundred arm lengths all around left between the quarters and
70 6|  hundred arm lengths which are left on each side between the
71 6|   remains in each area a space left for quarters four hundred
72 6|        from the right hand and left hand of the said plaza,
73 6|     would quarter that cavalry left over from the auxiliary
74 6|  infantry. Turning then on the left hand side toward the west
75 6|       roads which I would want left unoccupied would be the
76 6|      men missing or if any are left over; and when they are
77 6|     fugitives, and if they are left over, to learn who they
78 6| individually, that no time was left to them to think either
79 7|       inclines to the right or left side. When it goes level,
80 7|       the enemy they had grain left over, and to make them despair
81 7|     arrived to succor it, they left the town to the enemy to
82 7|    have put to death those who left the besieged castle to blacksmith (
83 7|        to me there is anything left for me to tell you other
84 7|       enemy, to kneel with the left foot (knee) so that they
85 7|        an encampment, would be left intact, as is read happened