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 1 1|             arises that, on the one hand you condemn those who do
 2 1|         their actions, on the other hand, in matters of war which
 3 1|             virtu, and with arms in hand enlarged their country.
 4 1|             State; and on the other hand, it is not sufficient to
 5 2| aforementioned arms, a shaft in the hand in the manner of a spit,
 6 2|        anything worthwhile with one hand because of its heaviness.
 7 2|          you. If you take it in one hand in order to serve yourself
 8 2|             with arms. On the other hand, they are exposed to blows
 9 2|         encounter them, and, coming hand to hand with them, was repulsed
10 2|           them, and, coming hand to hand with them, was repulsed
11 2|       infantry. The Germans, coming hand to hand with their pikes
12 2|             Germans, coming hand to hand with their pikes low, penetrated
13 2|          forward, and, on the other hand, the sword and the pike
14 2|          that where men had to come hand to hand (in battle), every
15 2|             men had to come hand to hand (in battle), every little
16 2|          the left side of his right hand, those on the right side
17 2|          the right side on his left hand. The fifty Veliti are on
18 2|         first Centurion on the left hand, and twenty are on the flanks
19 2|         last Centurion on the right hand. And you have to understand,
20 2|           and turning to the right (hand) he goes along the flanks
21 2|          also turning to the right (hand), and marches along the
22 2|            fifteen Heads of Ten per hand, and give each one a flag
23 3|         proceeding, the Astati came hand to hand with the enemy,
24 3|             the Astati came hand to hand with the enemy, and who,
25 3|             these, also on the left hand; I would place the men-at-arms,
26 3|             Phalanxes. On the other hand, if they are attacked so
27 3|           to come quickly to grips (hand to hand): and if in the
28 3|           quickly to grips (hand to hand): and if in the first assault
29 3|             in addition to what the hand occupies, uses up an arm’
30 4|        difficult ones. On the other hand ((as I have said)) you ought
31 4|         center. Then when they came hand to hand, he quickly had
32 4|         Then when they came hand to hand, he quickly had those forces
33 4|         attack vain, so that coming hand to hand with them, he was
34 4|              so that coming hand to hand with them, he was superior.~
35 4|           hill while they were (in) hand to hand (combat) with the
36 4|        while they were (in) hand to hand (combat) with the Gauls:
37 4|      Mithradates, with his sword in hand he got in front of them
38 6|            quarter one on the right hand (side) of the Captain’s
39 6|             First Road on the right hand (side) and the other the
40 6|            Second Road on the right hand (side) and on the other
41 6|             Third Road on the right hand (side), the other the Third
42 6|         other the Third on the left hand. And then I would place
43 6|            side. And from the right hand and left hand of the said
44 6|             the right hand and left hand of the said plaza, I would
45 6|            Turning then on the left hand side toward the west gate,
46 6|          always have provisions (on hand) for the army for a month,
47 6|             to win it. On the other hand, there is nothing more inimical
48 7|           ruin with the material in hand, causes you a very great
49 7|              terrible. On the other hand, he who is assaulted ought
50 7|           do not have. On the other hand, excellent Captains have
51 7|           me that I was, on the one hand, an exalter of antiquity,
52 7|         matters, and, on the other (hand), in matters of war in which
53 7|          own subjects. On the other hand, nothing is more difficult
54 7|        become rotten with idleness, hand out military ranks at his