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 1 Pre|        put in charge of military training, and followed and imitated
 2 1  |        ought to desire that this training for war ought to be employed
 3 1  |       times of peace through the training for war, as do your equals
 4 1  |        good soldiers are made by training; because where nature is
 5 1  | themselves the means for arming, training, and organizing them, as
 6 1  |       made, either for immediate training and use, or for future employment.~
 7 1  |      take them all in arming and training them, being unable to know (
 8 1  |        them to come together for training on their free days, which
 9 1  |      exercises, and without this training the organization is useless,
10 2  |        is time to pass on to the training (of the men), having armed
11 2  |         usage, we shall see what training they gave to the Romans
12 2  |  attention, because without this training a soldier was never any
13 2  |         was never any good. This training consisted of three parts.
14 2  |         therefore, provided such training, and both by custom and
15 2  |        went forward. And in this training, they had in mind making
16 2  |        youth of my State to this training: but that part of them whom
17 2  |          pursuing this matter of training, I say, that it is not enough
18 2  |       enough in undertaking good training to have hardened the men,
19 2  |         form of a complete army, training it for several days as if
20 2  |       victory to my patron. Such training is most necessary where
21 2  |         says, that the continual training of the Roman armies resulted
22 2  |     nothing is done without this training, as the Companies are different
23 2  |          first importance in the training of the Company is to know
24 2  |   difficult thing, in which much training and practice is needed,
25 2  |          province which has such training, would become entirely expert
26 2  |       well)) that this method of training is to enable them to form
27 2  |      into an army, and that this training serves to enable them to
28 2  |          ought to be employed in training the men in these companies,
29 2  |     these formations and in this training, it will always happen that
30 2  |      things, and, therefore, our training is not good: and even if
31 2  |          such negligence of this training in our times?~FABRIZIO:
32 2  |        to the bother of military training, as it appears to them partly
33 2  |     State) do not have (military training) and those Princes who have
34 2  |     State) do not have (military training) or want it; for they want
35 2  |      while before, the method of training them has been mentioned.
36 3  |         infantry, because of the training they had with the infantry
37 3  |        accustomed because of the training they have had, and from
38 3  |       followed by drums. And, as training in these matters are of
39 3  |         follow them very much in training your Army. As to the cavalry,
40 3  |  concerning the organization and training of the Army.~LUIGI: I beg
41 7  |         them, the better kind of training, and also to satisfy those,
42 7  |         endures much hardship in training his army, will incur fewer
43 7  |          men brave, industry and training makes many. Discipline in