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 1 Pre|        efforts of mine, and will give in your judgement of them
 2 1  |        for it appeared to him to give him an opportunity to spend
 3 1  |        highest honors they could give him. As soon as the convivial
 4 1  |        would offend you, I would give you my opinion: but I do
 5 1  |           but I do want leave to give a judgment on these, which
 6 1  |         rest, as because it will give me pleasure not to leave
 7 1  |          are well ordered do not give absolute (power to) Rule
 8 1  |       wise Republic ought not to give them to anyone, rather it
 9 1  |         a wise King ought not to give (provisions) to them, or
10 1  |           to them, or if he does give them, the reasons ought
11 1  |      prudent; for warm countries give rise to men who are prudent
12 1  |        enterprise. If you should give them more, or take on more,
13 1  |          pay them: if you should give them less, or take on fewer,
14 1  |       such an arrangement should give some hardship to those enrolled
15 1  |         large number will always give you reputation. Moreover,
16 1  |          in the organization you give them arms and leaders. If
17 1  |           unless the leaders you give them cause a change; and
18 1  |       take the more wealthy, and give them leaders in the same
19 1  |      COSIMO: Would it be well to give these men some provision?~
20 2  |          I would desire that you give some more particular example,
21 2  |   cavalryman) on foot. I want to give you a small modem example.
22 2  |          so, I am not obliged to give reasons for that which is
23 2  |          the years of peace, and give them a form of a complete
24 2  |        as it was not them, would give the victory to my patron.
25 2  |        it completely massive and give it the form of two squares:
26 2  | neighbors, and will be those who give, and not receive, laws from
27 2  |       for anything other than to give them more pay than the others,
28 2  |          most part, it could not give rise to excellent men in
29 2  |       light cavalry; and I would give a leader to each of these
30 2  |       Heads of Ten per hand, and give each one a flag and a bugler.
31 3  |       the desire in our times to give some (part of) perfection
32 3  |         for an engagement, is to give it only one front, and commit
33 3  |        they scatter, they do not give the enemy the hard work
34 3  |          fire again so as not to give the enemy time, for you
35 3  |       enemy time, for you cannot give me time and take it from
36 3  |          you, yet, being able to give you some from the ancients,
37 3  |       seize them quickly and not give them time to fire. Caesar
38 3  |         ranks or by their person give the sign of fear. I made
39 3  |          resist the cavalry, and give the enemy more difficulty
40 3  |         resolve the doubt, or to give you a remedy. I have told
41 3  |          intervals, you not only give the enemy the opportunity
42 3  |     intervals in your army which give a free path for its shots,
43 3  |      general rule, that you must give way to those things which
44 3  |     disturbed. And although they give their Armies three names,
45 3  |     lacking to sustain them, and give the same support, even though
46 3  |        not walls, who, when they give way and spread out, are
47 4  |       work, as much in order to (give) pleasure, as also because
48 4  |       ours.~FABRIZIO: Rather you give me pleasure, because this
49 4  |    fighting, arrange for them to give way for the pikemen, and
50 4  |   Elephants arrived, they should give way, and enter through the
51 4  |          to stop a flight, as to give his men an occasion to exhibit
52 4  |         to follow you easily, or give him cause for delay. In
53 4  |        benefit the weather might give you or take away from them;
54 4  |        in strong places, did not give Hannibal courage to go and
55 4  |         not believe you, than to give some of them over to the
56 4  |         raise a new army, and to give this army reputation, ought
57 5  |        they have so much room to give them time to be able to
58 5  |       assaults, than sometime to give a commission to some cavalry
59 5  |          great advantage it will give any enterprise which you
60 5  |         Consul served himself to give the soldiers their regular
61 5  |          necessary, if I want to give you complete knowledge of
62 5  |         so that the enemy should give him time to cross, made
63 5  |          to cross, made as if to give him time to combat him,
64 6  |          s Way in the center and give a rule for the quarters
65 6  |         of plaza which I want to give to each side, and thirty
66 6  |   selected the site, know how to give it form, and divide it,
67 6  |       attacking him, and he will give you the opportunity which
68 6  |         were requested by him to give up Jugurtha as a prisoner;
69 6  |        by force had been made to give the signal by which they
70 6  |      part were deserting, and to give proof of the matter, had
71 7  |        and ladders, and does not give the enemy the faculty of
72 7  |      wall is lost. What makes me give the first counsel is, that
73 7  |       easily forced (opened) and give his artillery an emplacement.~
74 7  |          even the small terraces give you some remedy if they
75 7  |        Hannibal persuaded one to give him a castle of the Romans,
76 7  |        wall is weak and does not give you time, then there is
77 7  |        many other things; and to give you many other particulars,
78 7  |      camp more secretly, did not give the signal with the trumpet,
79 7  |  discussed above, and it did not give a good account for itself,