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 1 1|          military to your ancient organization, and it I have not done
 2 1| supportable: but if he lacks this organization, even though he be valiant
 3 1|          in the means, but of the organization which was not sufficiently
 4 1|         you, not by censuring the organization, but by correcting it: as
 5 1|      being apprehensive that such organization will not deprive you of
 6 1|    replenish an established (old) organization, I would take the seventeen
 7 1|         manner of selecting a new organization in order to make it after
 8 1|   re-manning an old (established) organization. I say, therefore, that
 9 1|           or none are found in an organization which is newly established.
10 1|       where there is no military (organization), in which countries I cannot
11 1|  conjecture: for I have heard our organization censured in many of its
12 1|          not available, a perfect organization cannot be made, and I will
13 1|        obedient, I reply, that no organization of so few can be made, who
14 1|    However, when you have a large organization, you can at your election
15 1|         Moreover, in creating the organization, in order to keep men trained,
16 1|         without this training the organization is useless, as will be shown
17 1|    troubles among themselves, the organization removes them, not brings
18 1|           them up, because in the organization you give them arms and leaders.
19 1|           are no leaders, such an organization will make them more ferocious
20 1|       warlike and disunited, this organization alone is reason enough to
21 1|      causes of troubles; but this organization gives them arms useful for
22 1| connections. As to accidents, the organization should be such that each
23 1|         in wanting to discuss the Organization (of an Army), which, being
24 2|          I will tell you in their organization)) is to press its ranks
25 2|         from its arms (armor) and organization (discipline).~COSIMO: Tell
26 2|           because of its arms and organization, could not pursue him without
27 2|           you desire to know what organization or what natural virtu causes
28 2|            although they knew the organization of their army from childhood,
29 3|        size and entirety of their organization, as in the method of helping
30 3|  accomplished than to enlarge the organization. I do not believe it is
31 3|        borrow their formation and organization. Having given an example
32 3|        disparage the arms and the organization of the ancient Armies, arguing
33 3|         themselves with armor and organization. From which it follows that
34 3|           always use this form of organization, when you would want to
35 3|           recognize the manner of organization of the others; for every
36 3|       occurs to me concerning the organization and training of the Army.~
37 4|       from the location, from the organization, and from having either
38 4|   Confidence is instilled by arms organization, fresh victories, and the
39 6|        None the less, I like this organization very much: I would want
40 6|          nothing more inimical to organization than the rough sites, or
41 6|         does not want the forces, organization, discipline, and virtu,
42 7|            you complained of your organization, I tell you, if you had
43 7|         and not a perfect figure (organization). The Venetians also, and