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 1 2|      the parts in front, in the rear, and on the side of this
 2 2|      shoulder, the part behind (rear); when I say flanks, the
 3 2|       the flanks and shoulders (rear) of the company. If it is
 4 2|       the head and on the tail (rear), even though they are outside
 5 2|         the front and go to the rear of the company, which becomes
 6 2|        the flanks or shoulders (rear). This is very easy, for
 7 2|        the flanks or shoulders (rear), have to move from the
 8 2|         of them and five in the rear: the other sixty files situated
 9 2|         of Ten on the front and rear, with the Centurions at
10 2|       and have to combat in the rear, they must arrange the files
11 2|       pikes are situated in the rear; and to do this, no other
12 2|   shield-bearers who are on his rear, and turning to the right,
13 2|         he was, and goes to the rear of the left angle. And thus
14 2|      then from wings become the rear (shoulder) of the piazza (
15 3|         there was no one in its rear to restore it. So that the
16 3|         placed in charge of the rear of the Army. But returning
17 3|         they can be kept in the rear (tail) of the Army until
18 3|       repulsed the enemy in the rear. I believe the pikemen can
19 3|         to help the van and the rear of the army, and lend aid
20 3|      center with three, and the rear with two; and I would believe
21 3|    among their companies in the rear (tail) of the army to make
22 3|         the front, but from the rear, so that doubling the ranks,
23 3|    should come to retire to the rear, and not to turn in front.
24 4|   overcome, and retire into the rear ranks of the Army. This
25 4|       Carthaginians, and in the rear, he placed the Italians,
26 4|        enemy in front and their rear closed by his men, they
27 4|      you must have ranks in the rear which will receive you.
28 4|   Veliti and the cavalry in the rear, and all the heavily armed
29 4|       able to send those in the rear forward if necessity should
30 5|      wing with its wagon in the rear, and the remainder of the
31 5|      march in front or from the rear, they quickly caused all
32 5|     each with its wagons in the rear. And as the wagons are of
33 5|  lengths. Between the front and rear of these two flanks, I would
34 5|    right flank, and five at the rear of the left flank, leaving
35 5|      left flank, and one at the rear of the right flank. And
36 5|         companies placed in the rear parts; and there would be
37 5|       one space would be on the rear side toward the right wing,
38 5|      Veliti, and in that in the rear the extraordinary Veliti,
39 5|    those that are placed in the rear, should not occupy any space
40 5|       the five companies in the rear should have their front
41 5|      have their front touch the rear of their flanks, and those
42 5|         front should have their rear touch the front (of their
43 5|     that the pikemen are in the rear, as we will demonstrate
44 5|         placed in the front and rear, so that when they have
45 5|         would place part in the rear on the right wing, and part
46 5|       them always either in the rear or on the flanks. Whoever
47 5|       and the other five in the rear, and the Head should be
48 5|        that I had placed in the rear depart from there, and distribute
49 5|         place themselves at the rear of the companies. The plaza,
50 5|  companies that I placed in the rear of the Army come forward
51 5|       have their pikemen in the rear for the reasons mentioned
52 5|        all those who are in the rear in every kind of assault,
53 5|        the enemy comes from the rear, the first thing that ought
54 5|         of the army becomes the rear, and the rear the front.
55 5|       becomes the rear, and the rear the front. Then all those
56 5|          which then becomes the rear of the army. And the other
57 5|         should be placed in the rear according to the original
58 5|     open, which, from being the rear, would become a flank. All
59 5|      that make a front from the rear, and then from the flank,
60 5|        to make a front from the rear or from a flank, and you
61 5|      the front, either from the rear or from the flank, never
62 5|          To the right”, “To the rear”, “To the front”. So too,
63 5|         him, he comes upon your rear as you arrive at the banks
64 5|        their army girded on the rear side by a ditch, and filling
65 5|        having the Cimbri at his rear, and arriving at a river,
66 5|     drawn a part of it in their rear, the other then became so
67 5|        front, or the one in the rear, and both being occupied
68 5|        fear those forces in the rear for which the road in front
69 6|         in the front and in the rear of the Army, as it appears
70 6|        battle, and those in the rear who bravely sustain it.
71 6|      the front and the west the rear of the encampment, and the
72 6|         should be joined on the rear where they touch one another.
73 6|         face one another on the rear, with the same spaces as
74 6| courtesy of the Captain. On the rear side of the Captain’s quarters,
75 6|       that should go around the rear along the quarters of the
76 6|        along the ditches on the rear of the camp.~BATTISTA: I
77 6|     public (impedimenta) at its rear, as we showed the Roman
78 7|      and which should be in the rear of a besieging enemy. It