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 1 1|     times the Roman armies were overcome, and the army of Hannibal
 2 2|      attacks of) horses, but to overcome them. And because of the
 3 2|        infantry can sustain and overcome the cavalry. They are more
 4 2|    other, that the Romans could overcome both the infantry and the
 5 2|        line fighters, and being overcome, I know where I have to
 6 2|       exist, can be more easily overcome by the proper exercise and
 7 2|        the world, so that those overcome in war suffered every last
 8 3|       they saw themselves being overcome, retired little by little
 9 3|    first line was sufficient to overcome them. In this part, I have
10 3|      organized and armed not to overcome, at the first encounter,
11 3|      occurred if the sounds had overcome his voice.~
12 4|    labors, where he can thus be overcome, as he can overcome.~ZANOBI:
13 4|     thus be overcome, as he can overcome.~ZANOBI: I intend to stay
14 4|        the location, from being overcome became victorious, as happened
15 4|    Elephants, they were able to overcome the Romans. And it appears
16 4|      that it allow itself to be overcome, and retire into the rear
17 4| compelled to fight, they should overcome or tire out the Romans,
18 4|          fresh, he could easily overcome the already tired Romans.
19 4|       frightened, can be easily overcome. These methods were used
20 4|    defeat it. The Spaniards, to overcome the army of Hamilcar, placed
21 4|       not presume to be able to overcome him by going to meet him
22 5|         have told you how it is overcome, and also of the many circumstances
23 5|      undertake.~ZANOBI: We have overcome the enemy in the field,
24 5|          in crossing, should be overcome by the river. Rivers that
25 5|     impedes you. If you want to overcome this difficulty there is
26 6|       other thing in war can be overcome with time, this only with
27 6|    enemy, who, while seeking to overcome you with the sword (iron),
28 6|      with the sword (iron), can overcome you by hunger, because if
29 6|         it made the few able to overcome the fury and natural obstinacy
30 6|     fear they would enter, have overcome it before the enemy had
31 6|     happily for both. Many have overcome the enemy by giving him
32 6|          they assaulted him and overcome him with injury to him.
33 6|      eat in order to be able to overcome them more easily. A little
34 7|     then the enemy is forced to overcome those inside with his virtu
35 7|     with difficulty will you be overcome. And even if it should occur
36 7| besieged can also be completely overcome, while those outside cannot
37 7|      all their forces, and have overcome the enemy. Marcellus did
38 7|     make a greater front. He is overcome with difficulty, who knows
39 7|     necessary to live (eat), is overcome without steel. Whoever trusts
40 7|       those who not only had to overcome the enemy, but before they