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 1 Pre|         they should consider the ancient institutions, they would
 2 Pre|         and far removed from the ancient ways, these sinister opinions
 3 Pre|        impossible to restore its ancient ways and return some form
 4 Pre|      those who are lovers of the ancient deeds. And although it requires
 5 1  |           who delighted in their ancient culture and the shadow they
 6 1  |         have employed any of the ancient methods, or those which
 7 1  |       bring the military to your ancient organization, and it I have
 8 1  |          not employed any of the ancient methods. Upon this I say,
 9 1  |         there is in bringing the ancient methods into modem wars,
10 1  |         bringing any part of the ancient institutions to the present
11 1  |          or temperate. For, from ancient examples, it is seen that
12 1  |          Would you introduce any ancient form in those thus selected?~
13 1  |        which all the examples of ancient history does for us, I do
14 2  |         And although some of the ancient writers also gave them,
15 2  |        horseback in the original ancient Roman (army) was a round
16 2  |      behooved them to search the ancient orders and find arms which
17 2  |       maintain or rediscover the ancient orders, without which, as
18 2  |          virtu of these arms and ancient orders, the Germans have
19 2  |           this German one or the ancient Roman?~FABRIZIO: The Roman
20 2  |          difficulty than was the ancient cavalry. With all of this,
21 2  |    retain him. So that from both ancient and modem experiences, it
22 2  |        infantry according to the ancient and modem usage, we shall
23 2  |      have a good ending. All the ancient Republics, therefore, provided
24 2  |         alone retain any of that ancient military umbrage, in our
25 2  |        and then according to the ancient and modern systems, arrange
26 2  |     bucklers, and these, from an ancient name, are called regular (
27 2  |        noted ((omitting those of ancient Egypt)) Maximinius, Jugurtha,
28 2  |         and reassume some of the ancient orders.~FABRIZIO: That is
29 2  |         is not stronger than the ancient, it is on a par with it.
30 3  |    things, through the medium of ancient writers, I shall omit many
31 3  |       not as good as that of the ancient Romans is demonstrated by
32 3  |          the organization of the ancient Armies, arguing that today
33 3  |     armor, since, condemning the ancient armor as useless with respect
34 3  |       Swiss, in imitation of the ancient systems, for a close (pressed)
35 3  |        see the least part of the ancient way of arming in use today,
36 3  |    ancients, and demonstrate the ancient virtu. And if I had not
37 3  |     various opinions held by the ancient Captains, whether they ought
38 4  |    return to our discussion. The ancient Asiatics ((among other things
39 4  |        much value in keeping the ancient soldiers well disposed and
40 4  |          enterprise easy for the ancient Captains, and would always
41 5  |         you. In such a case, the ancient Captains usually went on
42 5  |    soldiers, as much because the ancient military did so, as also
43 5  |         arrangement permitted an ancient Army to march, sometimes
44 6  |         the ruin of an Army. The Ancient Captains had a molestation
45 6  |        an incident occurred, the ancient Captains either demonstrated
46 7  | surrendered the town to him. The ancient Captains also employed various
47 7  |      come to their disfavor. The ancient Captains sought to occupy
48 7  |       show you in detail how the ancient army was created, but how
49 7  |         please me to discuss the ancient matters further than those
50 7  |         to bring the army to the ancient ways, I would rather you
51 7  |         easier to restore to its ancient ways than the military;
52 7  |       happened many times in the ancient armies? What can I promise
53 7  |     shown the world how much the ancient institutions were of value,