Book

 1 1|       able because of this to keep the faith (since deeds do
 2 1|   begun to disarm them and to keep the same armies continually
 3 1|      without them?, or if you keep them, how would you do so?~
 4 1|       it is not sufficient to keep the men content and obligated
 5 1|     organization, in order to keep men trained, if you enroll
 6 1|    over them. And you have to keep in mind that this authority
 7 2|     the enemy country, and to keep harassing and troubling
 8 2|       the enemy army so as to keep it continually under arms,
 9 2|    horse) go forward and what keep him back, without doubt
10 2|     so that by knowing how to keep (obey) the orders, they
11 2|    necessary to teach them to keep discipline, obey the signs,
12 2| Company: the other, always to keep this arrangement, that the
13 2| spaces between the arms, they keep their gunners safe from
14 2|    other, were constrained to keep alive their military organizations,
15 3|      that it is impossible to keep the artillery between the
16 3|      necessary, therefore, to keep them outside the ranks where
17 3|       the Heads are taught to keep their companies in this
18 3|    each individual soldier to keep (well) the arrangement of
19 3|      the duty of each Head to keep (well) those in each part
20 3|    This last manner serves to keep the ranks firmer and have
21 5|    difficulty, are to have to keep the army provided with wine
22 5|   more useful in war, than to keep silent (about) the things
23 6|      army; for if you want to keep it healthy, you must see
24 6|       they provide you daily, keep the provisions in a strong
25 6|    you do not want to do, and keep silent those things you
26 6|      is always most useful to keep your designs secret. Whence
27 6|      posted in the daytime to keep watch for the enemy, have
28 6|   seasons do not allow you to keep your forces together, and
29 6|    water and cold in order to keep together, or to divide his
30 7|        which, being let down, keep out the enemy but saves
31 7|     is, that the towns people keep themselves in high places,
32 7|       only men, but dogs; and keep them ferocious and ready,
33 7|      difficult, is to have to keep all the forces you have
34 7|      his discretion, you must keep every place guarded on all
35 7|      would prohibit anyone to keep mules who did not keep a
36 7|     to keep mules who did not keep a horse; so that whoever
37 7|     so that whoever wanted to keep a mount only, would also
38 7|  would also be constrained to keep a horse; and, in addition,
39 7|     Should I make him dig, or keep him many hours every day
40 7| greater splendor than others, keep many lascivious persons