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 1 1|       sleep in the open, go with head and feet bare, bathe in
 2 1|          The others, whose hair (head) is white and whose blood
 3 2|        of them carried a helmet (head covering) and a shield on
 4 2|         shield, and they had the head covered, but the rest (of
 5 2|  protected by) armor, no one the head; and those few carry a halberd
 6 2|          infantryman who has his head covered with iron, his breast
 7 2|         they wanted to wound the head or the face, another time
 8 2|          Ten, and in addition, a Head of the ordinary Veliti with
 9 2|      would also assign a general Head for the whole Battalion.
10 2|      that when I will say either head or front, I mean to say
11 2|        leaving the Veliti at the head and on the tail (rear),
12 2|          to understand, that the Head of Ten who has to guide (
13 2|          the company to form the head (front), you have to cause
14 2|        so that he arrives at the head (front) with the others,
15 2|        and the Centurions at the head of every century. Thus arranged,
16 2|          halt until he is at the head of them, but continues marching
17 2|      this, the Centurion who was Head of the first fifteen files
18 3|         but were situated at the head of the army between the
19 3|           I would put one at the head, another in the middle,
20 3|       Army. But returning to the head (van) of the Army I say,
21 3|    benefit my plans. The general Head of all the Battalions I
22 3|      companies, or rather at the head, and in that space with
23 3| battalions and the other, in the head of which space I would place
24 3|          ranks of pikemen at the head, and seven on the flank,
25 3|       and it is the duty of each Head to keep (well) those in
26 3|           the first grade is the Head of Ten, the second is the
27 3|        of Ten, the second is the head of fifty ordinary Veliti,
28 3|        Centurion, the fourth the head of the first company, the
29 5|          companies and a general Head, I would have the first
30 5|          the left flank, and the Head should be in the left angle
31 5|        five in the rear, and the Head should be in the right angle,
32 6|     north gate, and cross by the head of the Captain’s Way, and
33 6|      left, I would quarter their Head, giving him the same space
34 6|      space which is given to the Head of men-at-arms. And thus
35 6|       with the quartering of the Head of the men-at-arms: and
36 6|       come to be adjacent to the Head of the light cavalry, with
37 6|   Constables in the front at the head and foot (of each row).
38 6|       which I would place at the head of the Way of the Plaza,