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 1 2|       armed they gave the name Veliti. Under this name they included
 2 2|      called regular (ordinary) Veliti: the whole ten Companies,
 3 2|     one hundred fifty ordinary Veliti, all of whom comprise (a
 4 2|        will call extraordinary Veliti): and thus my infantry would
 5 2|         a Head of the ordinary Veliti with five Heads of Ten.
 6 2|      Ten: to the extraordinary Veliti, two Constables, five Centurions,
 7 2| pikemen, five hundred ordinary Veliti, and five hundred extraordinary
 8 2|     five hundred extraordinary Veliti: thus they would come to
 9 2|       ten Captains of ordinary Veliti, and one Captain for the
10 2|     side.~¶ The fifty ordinary Veliti of the company are not mixed
11 2|       his left hand. The fifty Veliti are on the flanks and shoulders (
12 2|  little while ago; leaving the Veliti at the head and on the tail (
13 2|        a little while ago. The Veliti extend themselves along
14 2|         and the carriages. The Veliti have to stay along the flanks
15 2|     four hundred extraordinary Veliti. Would you not describe
16 2|       and such things. But the Veliti I would train at home without
17 3|  Cohorts. I have organized the Veliti, that is the light armed,
18 3| ordinary (regular) pikemen and Veliti, and who the extraordinary,
19 3|        place the extraordinary Veliti alongside the extraordinary
20 3|      men-at-arms. The ordinary Veliti I would leave around their
21 3|  little; and the extraordinary Veliti come forth from their places
22 3|        fire a second time, our Veliti and cavalry have already
23 3|       the place from which the Veliti went forth. You see the
24 3|   certain victory. You see the Veliti and light cavalry have spread
25 3|       having placed a thousand Veliti in its wings, I would arrange,
26 3|     the head of fifty ordinary Veliti, the third the Centurion,
27 3|       two of the extraordinary Veliti, I would want them to be
28 3|      to have the extraordinary Veliti issue forth, and after a
29 3|      to move the extraordinary Veliti, and by changes in these
30 3|  cavalry and the extraordinary Veliti move with shouts and noise
31 4|    united, he filled them with Veliti, whom he commanded that,
32 4|     the army, since he put the Veliti and the cavalry in the rear,
33 5|   would place all the ordinary Veliti, and in that in the rear
34 5|     the rear the extraordinary Veliti, who would come to be a
35 5|        some cavalry or band of Veliti to put them in their place.
36 5|  mentioned above. The thousand Veliti who are forward, come forth
37 5|      of the Army. The thousand Veliti that I had placed in the
38 5|       so that the cavalry, the Veliti, and the artillery are in
39 5|        of the right flank, the Veliti would have to enter the
40 5|        the army. And the other Veliti who should be placed in
41 5|    distributing the artillery, Veliti, and cavalry among each
42 6|      extraordinary pikemen and Veliti, which every battalion has;
43 6|      pikemen, and five hundred Veliti; so that each of the two
44 6|      pikemen, and five hundred Veliti; so that each of the two
45 6|       a thousand extraordinary Veliti, and the auxiliary as many
46 6|      extraordinary pikemen and Veliti of the regular battalions
47 6|      extraordinary pikemen and Veliti of the auxiliary battalions
48 6|      extraordinary pikemen and Veliti. And all these roads should