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 1 1|          selection, to tell you the method that the Roman Consuls at
 2 1|             being accustomed in the method of mock warfare, could easily
 3 1|           the second. And thus this method of selection changed successively,
 4 2|          slingers and bow-men. This method of arming was established
 5 2|            reputation.~COSIMO: What method of arms do you praise more,
 6 2|       easily conjectured, that this method of arming was better than
 7 2|            call Piazza (plaza). The method of putting together the
 8 2|             its flanks.~¶ The other method of putting together (forming)
 9 2|          were disposed in the first method; which method is called
10 2|             the first method; which method is called Doubling by the
11 2|       straight line, and this last (method) is called Doubling by the
12 2|            by the flanks.~The first method is easier, while this latter
13 2|   disarrange you: yet this (latter) method pleases me more, and what
14 2|           remember well)) that this method of training is to enable
15 2|          for although it may be the method that is observed when, together
16 2|          others.~And to come to the method of forming it with two horns (
17 2|          very well comprehended the method that ought to be employed
18 2|             short while before, the method of training them has been
19 3|        results from having lost the method the ancients employed of
20 3|             other; for without this method, one cannot help the rank
21 3|          Romans. In explaining this method, therefore, I want to tell
22 3|             the need required. This method of reforming themselves
23 3|        Phalanxes, did not have this method of reforming themselves,
24 3|             organization, as in the method of helping one another,
25 3|         mentioned before)) and this method of reforming themselves,
26 3|         according to both the Greek method, and the Roman. As to the
27 4|          come in front of you. This method was observed by Hannibal
28 4|    Hasdrubal, and defeated it. This method at that time was useful,
29 4|              as we said above. This method, therefore, must be set
30 4|             But take note that this method of opening up the first
31 4|           is to be taken of the new method which Sulla used against
32 4|          and Metellus employed this method in Spain, the first against
33 5|            front on the other. This method being good, and prudently
34 5|         want to stray far from this method, and want to arrange my
35 5|           bring them forward; which method is more swift and less disorderly
36 5|           brief time ruin him. This method of organizing an Army which
37 5|     direction of the soldiers. This method makes for two very great
38 5|            the merits of each. This method made for the soldiers attending
39 5|            obstinacy: and thus this method made them savers, and strong.
40 5|      disparage him; for this latter method causes your soldiers to
41 6|     Auxiliaries on the sides. Which method they observed even when
42 6|     foreigners, I would employ this method. When I had found the site
43 6|            men, I would employ this method. I would run a line from
44 6|            the Romans assigned this method of fortifying the quarters
45 6|            for me to be silent on a method of punishment observed by
46 6|            him to die. You see this method almost observed by the Swiss,
47 6|          death. It is, therefore, a method of punishing this, of doing
48 6|             the usual form of their method, in the observance of which,
49 6|            become weaker. The first method is accomplished by watching
50 6|        abandon the war. This is the method employed by Fabius when
51 6|            kept himself safe. Which method did not serve to divide
52 6|             become aware of it. The method is, if they are far from
53 7| consideration. Among which, is this method of the shutters made in
54 7|            which is by far a better method than yours; for if you have
55 7|              and then when, by this method, had depleted them of grain,
56 7|          whoever arranges them, the method of concealment is varied.
57 7|          the letter to appear. This method has been very astutely observed
58 7|            Which is a very cautious method, because whoever brings
59 7|             all your strength. This method of repair was observed by
60 7|             to be ruined. This last method is more effective today,
61 7|             he is excavating: which method readily impedes him, but