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 1 1|       in order to satisfy their desire better, judged it would
 2 1| assurance and without regard; I desire this, as much because it
 3 1|         good man; for, from the desire to provide for oneself in
 4 1|        triumph, returned with a desire for the private life; and
 5 1|       the army) returned with a desire to lay down the arms they
 6 1|      are sufficiently glorious, desire to return to their homes
 7 1|       City, therefore, ought to desire that this training for war
 8 1|         who, in times of peace, desire war because they are unable
 9 1|      this. And thus he ought to desire, with the coming of peace,
10 1|       war, and in time of peace desire that they return to their
11 1|        up to now redoubles that desire. We thank you, therefore,
12 1|        if it were entirely from desire, there would not be a Deletto
13 1|       on my question: but I now desire that you resolve another
14 2|        cavalry.~COSIMO: I would desire that you give some more
15 2| infantry, but as to cavalry, we desire to learn which seems the
16 2| question of yours, in which you desire to know what organization
17 2|         free days. I would also desire that they be taught to swim,
18 2|     attacks, that they have the desire for real battle. For a courageous
19 2|     make noise.~COSIMO: I would desire to learn from you, if you
20 2|    satisfied with everything. I desire above, returning to our
21 3|       for me to imitate, in the desire in our times to give some (
22 3|        LUIGI: We now await with desire to learn how you would arrange
23 3|        I see it now, and have a desire to see it facing us, and
24 3|   anything in the world would I desire you to become Fabius Maximus,
25 3|   reason for this fact, I would desire you to clarify it for me.~
26 4|        it is. And, therefore, I desire to resign my speakership,
27 4|          There are two things I desire before we pass on to another
28 4|      push them forward. I would desire, therefore, that you tell
29 4|         of cavalry had the same desire. It did not seem proper
30 5|    leave out. It is true that I desire to know two things from
31 6|     indeed, that you should not desire that I should first quarter
32 6|      enable you to satisfy your desire easily. If you should have
33 6|        trumpets?” If you should desire to learn the secrets of
34 7|   custom. Perhaps you will also desire to learn what parts a Captain
35 7|        able to imagine how much desire there is in me to put them