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 1 1|         and to be able to win the engagement. To want to do this, they
 2 1|           and honor). For, as one engagement that you win cancels out
 3 1|        they should prepare for an engagement.~
 4 2|          addition to this, in the engagement that Paulus Emilius had
 5 2|       infantry were killed in the engagement at Ravenna, which resulted
 6 2|          the pikes and to win the engagement, as I will show you. So
 7 2|     horses. And if you come to an engagement, the same will happen to
 8 2|         his honor even though the engagement should not have a good ending.
 9 2|         arranges his army for the engagement either taking into account
10 2|            was of no effect in an engagement, because everyone knew how
11 2|         companies, it comes to an engagement, none the less, it is a
12 3|      organized for undertaking an engagement, it would be necessary to
13 3|           army is arranged for an engagement, how it faces a real battle,
14 3|        who arrange an army for an engagement, is to give it only one
15 3|    another, and when coming to an engagement they place the Battalions
16 3|         when organizing (for) and engagement. Whoever, therefore, knows
17 3|         army was organized for an engagement.~If I would want, therefore,
18 3|          arrange (an army for) an engagement in imitation of the Romans,
19 3|           at bay and delaying the engagement, for I would say worse of
20 3|          ours. Have we not won an engagement very happily? But it would
21 3|          LUIGI: You have won this engagement with so much fury, that
22 3|         Captains who must make an engagement cannot remain behind walls
23 3|       gave him the victory in the engagement. As to it appearing to you
24 3|          Swiss, who never shun an engagement even if terrified by artillery,
25 3|        that I prepared and won an engagement in my own manner; none the
26 3|         their quarters: but in an engagement, they are all pledged to
27 3|         noted that in making your engagement, your cavalry was repulsed
28 3|       have asked) concerning this engagement as shown by me, it should
29 3|         will (again) explain this engagement to you for two reasons:
30 3|       they would afterwards in an engagement; to fire the artillery,
31 4|       FOURTH BOOK~LUIGI: Since an engagement has been won so honorably
32 4|   afterwards, when he came to the engagement, changed the arrangement,
33 4|    remember in telling me of this engagement, that Scipio, during the
34 4|   Sertorious, when undertaking an engagement in Spain, killed one who
35 4|      Captain never has to make an engagement, if he does not have the
36 4|         it is better to delay the engagement or undertake it, and what
37 4|       case, you ought to avoid an engagement, either by doing as Fabius
38 4|      ZANOBI: Can he not avoid the engagement in other ways than by dividing
39 4|        the field, cannot avoid an engagement if he has an enemy who wants
40 4|          Maximus never avoided an engagement with Hannibal, but wanted
41 4|        for Fabius to undertake an engagement with him in any case, or
42 4|     mountain so as not to have an engagement with them; but the Romans
43 4|       Gauls, in order to avoid an engagement with Caesar, who unexpectedly
44 4|        did not want to come to an engagement with the King of France,
45 4|     opportunity of undertaking an engagement during the crossing, nor
46 4|       them. And so it is, that an engagement cannot be avoided if the
47 4|         Fabius, for he avoided an engagement in cases like that, just
48 4|    constrains you to (come to) an engagement, and that your soldiers
49 5|        time to reorganize for the engagement, and quickly bring yourself
50 5|    dangers than in undertaking an engagement. And therefore, when marching,
51 5|         do not want to come to an engagement with him, he comes upon
52 6|         is disposed to come to an engagement whenever the enemy wants;
53 6|          are organized to make an engagement, while the other part makes
54 6|         have made our army win an engagement, and I showed the troubles
55 6|         he wanted to undertake an engagement with the enemy on the next
56 6|         that when they came to an engagement, they were easily defeated.
57 6|         organized to undertake an engagement with your enemy, as this
58 6|         Captain must aim, for the engagement makes you win or lose a
59 7|        lead your soldiers into an engagement unless you are assured of
60 7|           better in organizing an engagement to reserve great aid behind
61 7| skirmishes, before you come to an engagement with him. Whoever pursues
62 7|         Captains never come to an engagement unless necessity compels