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 1 1|           such things which could easily be added in these times.
 2 1|   judgment on these, which can be easily judged, and I shall address
 3 1|       that in this way I can more easily carry out my intentions.
 4 1|   military matters, and will more easily understand what I have to
 5 1|        over the Roman people more easily, begun to disarm them and
 6 1|   considers everything well, will easily find the answer, for this
 7 1|        who governs through it can easily deprive her of it. They
 8 1|         able to command them more easily. But they fear the uselessness
 9 1|        water, and men, could more easily become a Captain on land
10 1|     method of mock warfare, could easily adapt themselves to real
11 1|        cannot be made, and I will easily refute all the reasons cited
12 1|       unity among them, which can easily be converted into prejudice
13 2|        there follows, what can be easily conjectured, that this method
14 2|         or combatting: which they easily taught by mixing themselves
15 2|         carry out the first, will easily observe the second: but
16 2|          these Companies then can easily ((as I have said)), when
17 2| difficulty may exist, can be more easily overcome by the proper exercise
18 2|       caused to be done, they can easily be taught the place the
19 2|         comes to serve the orders easily. Whence the ancients having
20 2|       prisoner long, for they are easily liberated. The Citizens,
21 2|           of the horses: this can easily be imitated by us, as will
22 3|   themselves, and help each other easily. And that this arrangement
23 3|           resist the cavalry, and easily penetrate the enemy companies
24 3|        side so that they are able easily to command and obey. And
25 3|           are taller and can more easily be hit, they can be kept
26 3|         enemy, I say that this is easily remedied at the time of
27 3|          be useless. Which can be easily done, because the enemy,
28 3|          giving them room, can be easily avoided. Because this is
29 3|           confused, and apt to be easily disturbed. And although
30 3|        would all together be able easily to help the van and the
31 4|      sought so as to be able more easily to attack (the enemy). None
32 4|         of virtu, fresh, he could easily overcome the already tired
33 4|          he is frightened, can be easily overcome. These methods
34 4|          The enemy cavalry may be easily disturbed by unusual forms (
35 4|            that the Turk was able easily to defeat it. The Spaniards,
36 4|         is not able to follow you easily, or give him cause for delay.
37 4|           them, for their fury is easily withstood by firm and resolute
38 4|         fury which was withstood, easily converts itself into cowardice.
39 4|           are seen daily are more easily disparaged. By showing yourself
40 5|          compartmented, that they easily make way for whoever wants
41 5|           know how to manage more easily those which not be as difficult.~
42 5|       they are able to do so more easily: which I approve very much
43 5|          low that they crossed it easily. If the rivers are rapid, (
44 6|       think how the army could be easily deceived, because of the
45 6|         disguise your design more easily, you cannot do better than
46 6|        you to satisfy your desire easily. If you should have present
47 6|           his negligence, you can easily obtain the opportunity to
48 6|          an engagement, they were easily defeated. And, therefore,
49 6|        able to overcome them more easily. A little while ago, I said
50 7|       will be able to be attacked easily not only from the front,
51 7|       made too low, they are very easily scaled. If you dig ditches (
52 7|         which a large army can do easily)) the wall becomes prey
53 7|          height of the first wall easily protects you. If he comes
54 7|     tedious; for the defenses are easily taken away from slender
55 7|    bombardiers built that way are easily opened (demolished). Now
56 7|     spokes are straight, they can easily collapse, since the wheel
57 7|    withdraw forces from them more easily, also employ, in addition
58 7|       like the shutters which can easily be penetrated. Those who
59 7|          you, because they can be easily forced (opened) and give
60 7|           able to attack him more easily, withdrew all the garrisons
61 7|           and surrenders are also easily accomplished, by dismaying
62 7|       they can be undermined more easily, and then when that powder