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 1 1|           table cleared and every arrangement of feasting finished, which,
 2 1|     classes is none other than an arrangement to be able quickly to put
 3 1|          war.~But even if such an arrangement should give some hardship
 4 2|           knowingly repeated this arrangement many times, so that then,
 5 2|      though they are outside this arrangement; and it ought to be so arranged
 6 2|  therefore, being brought to this arrangement, and if it is desired, by
 7 2|        other, always to keep this arrangement, that the same infantry
 8 2|           any way contrary to the arrangement mentioned above, for although
 9 3|       Phalanxes, because of their arrangement, were able rather to become
10 3|           not satisfied with this arrangement, and divided the Legion
11 3|         the second, but with this arrangement, in order to help one another,
12 3|       other easily. And that this arrangement of the Swiss is not as good
13 3|      would note the virtu of this arrangement, you will see all these
14 3|          the demonstration of the arrangement, without repeating these
15 3|       third time, so that in this arrangement, as to combatting, they
16 3|           be madness to create an arrangement that cannot be held, and
17 3|     inasmuch as there is no other arrangement that can make us afraid
18 3|         would he find it: but the arrangement made by you appears to me
19 3|   discussed when we talked of the arrangement for doubling themselves.
20 3|        soldier to keep (well) the arrangement of each company, and it
21 4|           they changed only their arrangement and the location, from being
22 4|           engagement, changed the arrangement, and put his Legions in
23 4|           the encounter with this arrangement, Scipio placed the Astati,
24 4|         to observe the accustomed arrangement.~FABRIZIO: I will tell you.
25 5|           completely observe this arrangement: and without doubt it is
26 5|         according to the original arrangement, in this case should not
27 5|        not impede them much. This arrangement permitted an ancient Army
28 6|          battalions with the same arrangement of double quarters, placing
29 6|        you know, according to our arrangement, in addition to the ten
30 6| encampment to the other. And this arrangement I describe, I would also
31 6|           your enemy and know his arrangement, some used to send ambassadors,
32 7|         things mentioned, another arrangement, of which I have not yet
33 7|         like a lace curtain. This arrangement is more secure than the
34 7|          horse. I understand this arrangement has been done by some Princes