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 1 1|          speak of him, except (to say) that a good friend had
 2 1|         understand what I have to say. The others, whose hair (
 3 1|      ancient methods. Upon this I say, that this being a profession
 4 1|    satisfied; for if it is as you say, I do not know whence arises
 5 1|          question of yours, and I say that Pompey and Caesar,
 6 1|        honest election; so do not say further that in peace there
 7 1|          and the other leaders, I say to you that this likewise
 8 1|      example to include me, and I say I have never practiced war
 9 1|       according to my suggestion, say otherwise, and if this is
10 1|          anyone can use, one must say that every Republic and
11 1|          because Deletto means to say to take the best of a province,
12 1|   FABRIZIO: In a certain way, you say what is true: but consider
13 1|          countries.~FABRIZIO: You say well: it is true that I
14 1|        censured it.~FABRIZIO: You say something contrary, when
15 1|      something contrary, when you say a wise man censured the
16 1|        men are accused. These men say thusly: either that it is
17 1|           of France, of whom they say that the former, in order
18 1|      fight by force: because they say that they never learn anything
19 1|          as to the uselessness, I say to you that no army is of
20 1|         inexperience and force, I say ((as it is true)) that inept
21 1|         turning to our Deletto, I say again, that having to replenish
22 1|      established) organization. I say, therefore, that how good
23 1|           of the third. And yet I say that some have wanted that
24 1|           some of those who write say that he should have lively
25 1|         of the Roman Selection, I say that, as soon as the Roman
26 1| especially as to number; for many say that a lesser number ought
27 1|           the smaller: rather, to say better, where a great number
28 1|         cited in favor of this. I say, therefore, first, that
29 1|         country and to the men, I say that the ordinance, whether
30 1|           me. There are those who say that such a multitude of
31 2|        And although other writers say they also had a shield,
32 2| understand it better.~FABRIZIO: I say thusly, that in many places
33 2|           use of their persons. I say, therefore, that those People
34 2|         Asia. Yet, I have this to say, that the army of Parthia
35 2|         the pike than the spur, I say that, as soon as the horse
36 2|         that, because the writers say of this that I have taught
37 2|        this matter of training, I say, that it is not enough in
38 2|       will not be confounded.~¶ I say, therefore, that any King
39 2|      complete army.~FABRIZIO: You say the truth, and truly the
40 2|         one of those Companies.~I say that these can be formed
41 2|       understand that when I will say either head or front, I
42 2|          head or front, I mean to say the part in front; when
43 2|         the part in front; when I say shoulder, the part behind (
44 2|        part behind (rear); when I say flanks, the parts on the
45 2|           and practice of it.~¶ I say to you, therefore, that
46 2|         with two horns (wings), I say, that you ought to arrange
47 2|        FABRIZIO: That is what you say, but if you would note which
48 2|         men. And as to numbers, I say that departing from imitating
49 3|          head (van) of the Army I say, that I would place the
50 3|           engagement, for I would say worse of you, than the Roman
51 3|            I will take courage to say that I intend. Tell me first,
52 3|           a path for the enemy, I say that this is easily remedied
53 3|          imperfect). And what you say is not true, that the more
54 3|           repeated, (and) I again say that I have so organized
55 4|         honor, or we would rather say, this hard work, as much
56 4|     pointing out that (the enemy) say slanderous things of them,
57 5|          ZANOBI: I believe as you say, that these arrangements
58 5|      never use “Turn around”, but say, “To the left”, “To the
59 5|       Army, who were, as we would say, chamberlains, to whom all
60 5|         his shield.~FABRIZIO: You say well; but consider what
61 6|           to pursue our subject I say, that it is now time that
62 6|        returning to our subject I say, that if you want the encampment
63 6|          be noted that whenever I say width, I mean from south
64 6|        south to north, and when I say length, that from west to
65 6|       also do not believe that to say so makes me ashamed, as
66 6|         seen it up to now. I will say only briefly what would
67 6|      learned. And Pyrrhus used to say that with fifteen thousand
68 6|          to ask you. Therefore we say only this to you, that you
69 7|          your defense. And what I say will always happen to you
70 7|          I would not know what to say in discussing other things.
71 7|           present captures, and I say that, if they occur when
72 7|    cavalry, I also do not want to say anything other than what
73 7|      present in such imitation. I say to you, therefore, that