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 1 1|     they must be given at least ten thousand ducats a month.
 2 2|     they called Sarisse, a good ten arms in length, with which
 3 2|         or six thousand men, in ten Cohorts, I want to divide
 4 2|       divide our Battalion into ten Companies, and compose it
 5 2|     ordinary) Veliti: the whole ten Companies, therefore, come
 6 2|  Centurions, and forty Heads of Ten, and in addition, a Head
 7 2|       Veliti with five Heads of Ten. To the thousand extraordinary
 8 2|        assign three Constables, ten Centurions, and a hundred
 9 2|          and a hundred Heads of Ten: to the extraordinary Veliti,
10 2|  Centurions, and fifty Heads of Ten. I would also assign a general
11 2|  Battalion would be composed of ten Companies, of three thousand
12 2|  thousand five hundred Heads of Ten, and in addition fifteen
13 2|          fifty five Centurions, ten Captains of ordinary Veliti,
14 2|     they become forty files and ten per file. Then make them
15 2|      one of the Captains of the Ten on every flank, so that
16 2|          twenty of the Heads of Ten are on the Flanks of the
17 2|    understand, that the Head of Ten who has to guide (lead)
18 2|         that from five you make ten, ten twenty, twenty forty:
19 2|         from five you make ten, ten twenty, twenty forty: so
20 2|       arrange that the Heads of Ten be recognized. To which
21 2|         Centurions and Heads of Ten can judge their place by
22 2|     front, and the Heads of the Ten, Centurions, and Constables
23 2|    placing five of the Heads of Ten (of it) in the front of
24 2|       every hundred of Heads of Ten; the Constable with his
25 2|        flank, with the Heads of Ten on the front and rear, with
26 2|         twenty, twenty Heads of Ten be placed, all between the
27 2|       files are twenty Heads of Ten placed between the pikemen
28 2|       would (be occupied by) by ten men side by side. The Captain
29 2|     pikemen and twenty Heads of Ten on each flank. These two
30 2|         that in addition to the ten companies in a Battalion,
31 2|      Centurions or the Heads of Ten should not go on horseback:
32 2|         to every three Heads of Ten, for they would quarter
33 2|      the armies and among every ten men there is one of more
34 2|       duty. First, the Heads of Ten, in desiring that those
35 2|     among them fifteen Heads of Ten per hand, and give each
36 2|         I would want that every ten men-at-arms have five carriages
37 2|        five carriages and every ten light cavalrymen two, which,
38 3|      divided the Battalion into ten Companies, as the Romans (
39 3|        divided) the Legion into ten Cohorts. I have organized
40 3|      Battalion, and that it has ten companies, and what Leaders
41 3|       And it appears to me that ten Companies of a Battalion
42 3|         the left flank, and the ten others of the other on the
43 3|        the entire length of the ten companies arranged as I
44 3|          assigning the Heads of Ten and the Centurions in their (
45 3|      foot, among whom should be ten or more adept at executing
46 3|    afoot as the needs requires. Ten cannon of the artillery
47 3|         arrangements, and where ten companies are placed on
48 3|          if it were composed of ten thousand tanks could not
49 3|    eight come together then the ten together, are able to crowd
50 3|       whether they are eight or ten, into the same space which
51 3|      first grade is the Head of Ten, the second is the head
52 5|   flanks, I would place another ten companies, five on each
53 5|  uncovered. And as the Heads of Ten are placed in the front
54 5|        them has ((as you know)) ten companies and a general
55 5|        will march in this order ten miles a day, and enough
56 6|         there would be assigned ten men-at-arms to each of the
57 6|      forty arm lengths wide and ten arm lengths long. And it
58 6|     they are one hundred fifty, ten cavalrymen would be assigned
59 6|        arm lengths in width and ten in length. And in the other
60 6|        cavalry, with a space of ten arm lengths long and twenty
61 6| arrangement, in addition to the ten companies (of infantry),
62 6|    width. And as there would be ten quarters, I would quarter
63 6|  hundred quarters, divided into ten rows of five double quarters
64 6|         same manner, in another ten rows of ten quarters per
65 6|          in another ten rows of ten quarters per row, the extraordinary