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 1 1|        legion, and of the other three, one was selected by the
 2 1|   quality of the men, selecting three hundred for each legion:
 3 2|        which ((as you know)) is three armlengths long, and has
 4 2|       axe. Among them they have three Scoppettieri (Exploders,
 5 2|        them, and killed all but three thousand, who, seeing themselves
 6 2|    little later)) I should have three thousand infantry with shields
 7 2|    miles distant, rivers two or three days (journey) apart from
 8 2|      This training consisted of three parts. The first, to harden
 9 2|        encamping. These are the three principal actions which
10 2|        and wrestling. And these three qualities are almost necessary
11 2|         into the ground so that three arm-lengths remained (above
12 2|       the heavily armed include three hundred with shields and
13 2|   Companies, therefore, come to three thousand shield bearers;
14 2|         pikemen, I would assign three Constables, ten Centurions,
15 2|   composed of ten Companies, of three thousand shield bearers,
16 2|     that these can be formed in three ways: the first and most
17 2|      and occupies the places of three shield-bearers: twenty of
18 2|    shield-bearers, who total to three hundred. It should therefore
19 2|     each) on the left side, and three shield-bearers on the right:
20 2|       him, in each of which are three shield-bearers on the left
21 2|     Centurion, and two to every three Heads of Ten, for they would
22 2|        would have not less than three hundred effective cavalry
23 3|        divided each Legion into three parts, namely, the Astati,
24 3|         of reforming themselves three times is almost impossible
25 3|        that fortune abandon you three times, and that the enemy
26 3|     virtu that he overcomes you three times. The Greeks, with
27 3|       Macedonian Phalanxes, and three thousand swords and shield,
28 3|       disadvantage, after every three ranks of pikemen place one
29 3|     note that ordinarily in all three of the principal activities
30 3|         discussion of all these three activities will show you.
31 3|      they divided a Legion into three lines, and how one line
32 3|         Companies I would place three others, distant in a straight
33 3|       in the middle. Thus these three would come to occupy in
34 3|      this one would have thirty three. Behind these I would place
35 3|        straight line behind the three, and distant from those
36 3|          and distant from those three forty arm lengths, and I
37 3|     them behind the ends of the three, so that the space between
38 3|        creating a hundred forty three files of seven per file,
39 3|     proper) places: and, of the three Constables, I would put
40 3| although they give their Armies three names, and divide them into
41 3|     names, and divide them into three ranks, the Vanguard, the
42 3|      lengths to the third rank, three to the fourth, and one and
43 3|       each side the center with three, and the rear with two;
44 3|         retire among the second three, and afterwards, the eight
45 3|        which exists between the three or the two: there also remains
46 3|      these Heads, there are the three Constables (in command)
47 4|      these attacks were made in three ways. It was resisted by
48 5|         distant from each other three arm lengths; these would
49 5|   company in the front, and the three approach them at forty arm
50 5|     each side. If he comes from three or four sides, it needs
51 5|    enemy could assault you from three or four sides with large
52 5|     forces of an enemy, who has three times the organized forces
53 5|    conceal his forces, withdrew three cohorts from every Legion,
54 6|       six thousand infantry and three hundred cavalry effective
55 6|       that I have quartered the three hundred cavalry of each
56 6|         come to be quartered in three rows of quarters per area
57 6|       quarters, I would quarter three hundred infantry, assigning
58 6|        six arm lengths wide and three deep, which spaces they
59 6|   captain’s trumpet was sounded three times: at the first sound
60 6|       one thousand five hundred three (1503) were routed on the
61 7|       to you, and not less than three arm lengths wide, to make
62 7|       fortress was divided into three parts, and each part separated
63 7|       addition, food for two or three days, and a shovel? Should