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 1 1|    fighting would have desired to fight, but when he was fighting
 2 1|        constrained unwillingly to fight. Rome, therefore, while
 3 1|          those who do not want to fight as those who do want to.
 4 1|          do not willingly want to fight, are not of the best, rather
 5 1|        they are those who want to fight, (and) these habits cannot
 6 1|       wishes of those who want to fight. Think, therefore, what
 7 1|          the other, for having to fight by force: because they say
 8 1|        sent their own citizens to fight (on land), they enlisted
 9 1|      those citizens they sent (to fight) on land, and they won.
10 1|        are or are not suitable to fight chosen?~FABRIZIO: I want
11 2|         land battles and in every fight where there is stalwart
12 2|          infantry must be able to fight with infantry and cavalry,
13 2|           to this, knowing how to fight makes men more audacious,
14 2|           whom I have enrolled to fight, I would (especially) train
15 2|      ancients and train those who fight on horseback: which is very
16 2|          so that it can march and fight when the need arises; showing
17 2|         when you instruct them to fight against an enemy they can
18 2|           my place, I will always fight with courage seeing my succor
19 2|         how to obey orders and to fight by observing them. But in
20 2|       others firm and disposed to fight. And these things mentioned
21 3|   together with them, renewed the fight. If these also were forced
22 3|          all of them were able to fight, because their lances, which
23 3|           with what virtu our men fight, and with what discipline
24 3|           for the enemy can never fight with the second line, if
25 3|         and not weaker, having to fight with the first and second (
26 3|          he will not only have to fight with two fresh companies,
27 3|        swordsmen) who are able to fight: and when they go into the
28 3|    whereas in the front, once the fight becomes mixed, they would
29 3|   FABRIZIO: If the enemy does not fight them when he faces the companies
30 3|           but if they should also fight them, as seems reasonable,
31 4|           army of) Scipio came to fight the weakest part of (that
32 4|           When a Captain wants to fight almost secure in not being
33 4|        armed, that they begin the fight, and having begun it, retire
34 4|           that being compelled to fight, they should overcome or
35 4|           that Scipio, during the fight, did not have the Astati
36 4|           space, and surround and fight it from every side. On this,
37 4|        cases, one ought always to fight, even at your disadvantage;
38 4|        error for a Captain not to fight, as it is to pass up an
39 4|          he started, you can then fight with him. Scipio and Metellus
40 4|         has an enemy who wants to fight in any case; and he has
41 4|       soldiers are not willing to fight, and you know that because
42 4| discontent and little disposed to fight, whence it is necessary
43 4|        way to have both those who fight and those who would not
44 4|        desired ((as you know)) to fight with the Army of Hannibal:
45 4|            As to exciting them to fight, it is well to make them
46 4|     ashamed by saying you want to fight only if they do not accompany
47 4|           can be made to turn and fight, by talking to them. Do
48 4|           and admonishing them to fight. In the times of our fathers,
49 4|          have constrained them to fight from necessity, by removing
50 5|        one direction, but not all fight in one, in putting them
51 5|         so that when they have to fight, all the army and its members
52 5|    marching arrange themselves to fight according to the first front (
53 6|         them march, and lastly to fight, and we have done the contrary.
54 6|          and for those who should fight through the courtesy of
55 6|          no remedy when he has to fight both sickness and the enemy.
56 6|       soldiers would be enough to fight against any enemy?~FABRIZIO:
57 6|        the order of the Consul to fight on the next day, (and) caused
58 6|            driven by it, comes to fight with you, you ought to remain
59 7|          when, after going out to fight, it happens that the enemy
60 7|        where the enemy (comes to) fight; for if the attempt proves
61 7|    themselves in high places, and fight them from their houses and
62 7|           the army good, and then fight with it. All of these were
63 7|          necessity; for when they fight in a foreign country, it