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 1 2|        rank where there is ample space to deploy the entire staff,
 2 2|       third is to make it with a space in the center, which they
 3 2|      flag and bugler, is in that space which is between the five
 4 2|      flag and bugler, is in that space that is between the pikemen
 5 2|         because there is a small space between the breast to the
 6 2|          the other there is much space, which is all contrary to
 7 2| companies in such cases have the space necessary as we indicated
 8 2|          and there will remain a space between then, as much as
 9 3|        the next there would be a space of four arm lengths which
10 3|          other should occupy the space in the middle. Thus these
11 3|        length and width the same space as the five: but where the
12 3|        of the three, so that the space between them would be ninety
13 3|          I would assign the same space as the men-at-arms. The
14 3| Battalions I would place in that space that exists between the
15 3|         at the head, and in that space with exists between the
16 3|         width, not including the space which that part of the extraordinary
17 3|      those on the left, having a space of thirty arm lengths between
18 3|      other, in the head of which space I would place some artillery
19 3|       for them, and to leave the space free, has retired to the
20 3|         turned they need so much space, that fifty carriages of
21 3|        up an arm’s length of the space that exists between one
22 3|      eight or ten, into the same space which the five occupied.~
23 3|          that it is not the same space; for the five have four
24 3|          there also remains that space which exists between the
25 3|     added to this whatever other space the companies have when
26 3|        out, are able to create a space of such capacity, which
27 4|        be employed, because that space that existed between one
28 4|     receive that wedge into that space, and surround and fight
29 5|     these would occupy their own space, each company occupying (
30 5|        each company occupying (a space) forty arm lengths by two
31 5|          right flank. And as the space existing between the one
32 5|         on the left, a remaining space of seventy eight arm lengths,
33 5|       arm lengths, and a similar space be left among the companies
34 5|      difference, except that one space would be on the rear side
35 5|     toward the left wing. In the space of seventy eight arm lengths
36 5|        come to be a thousand per space. And if you want that the
37 5|         And if you want that the space taken up by the Army should
38 5|      rear, should not occupy any space already occupied by the
39 5|         every side of that army, space would remain to receive
40 5|        eighty two arm lengths of space on the outside in every
41 5|          them: and from the open space they leave all the wagons
42 6|        south and north, in which space I would put the quarters
43 6|          to be (placed): and the space which exists between the
44 6|       left. And hence beyond the space which is occupied by the
45 6|        the right side, leaving a space of thirty arm lengths between
46 6|          the quarters. The area (space) of the quarters of the
47 6|        which would have the same space as those of the men-at-arms))
48 6|        Head, giving him the same space which is given to the Head
49 6|       the seventeenth there is a space of thirty arm lengths to
50 6|      quarters alone would have a space twenty arm lengths in width
51 6|        the cavalry with the same space, in which I would quarter
52 6|        the light cavalry, with a space of ten arm lengths long
53 6|          quarters on all sides a space of thirty arm lengths to
54 6|       leave on each side another space of thirty arm lengths to
55 6|        Cross Way.~I would want a space of one hundred arm lengths
56 6|     there remains in each area a space left for quarters four hundred
57 6|        the length to include the space occupied by the Captain’
58 6|       and northward, leaving the space of a hundred arm lengths
59 6|         quarters. Leaving then a space of thirty one arm lengths,
60 6|      than fifteen arm lengths of space)) in which there would also
61 6|    ditches: and in all the other space remaining toward the west,
62 6|     thirty arm lengths wide. The space between the ditch and the
63 6|       booty is taken, (and) when space is needed into which to
64 6|      intention is not that every space designated by me is covered
65 6|          which Road and in which space he has to find his quarters.
66 6|   embankments, for they placed a space around the camp, and in