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 1 1|      an age, where anyone who wanted to depart from the common
 2 1|      but when he was fighting wanted to be dismissed. Which illustrates
 3 1|      yet I say that some have wanted that the soldier be big,
 4 2|    went against it as if they wanted to wound the head or the
 5 2|       another time as if they wanted to puncture the flank, sometimes
 6 2|      seemed light. The Romans wanted their soldiers to wound (
 7 2|      The ancients, therefore, wanted their citizens to train
 8 2|    declare in what order they wanted to be enrolled. And as all,
 9 2|      infantry. And we said we wanted to make a Battalion of six
10 2|       calls according as they wanted to enkindle or quiet, or
11 3|      the middle, because they wanted that virtu in which they
12 3|     band of enemy gunners who wanted to attach by the flank,
13 4|       for the Principi, if he wanted to push them forward. I
14 4| engagement with Hannibal, but wanted it at his advantage; and
15 5|   organized forces, and if he wanted to attach you in safety
16 5|    gave to each soldier: they wanted a third part to be placed
17 5|       that side from which he wanted to make an eruption with
18 5|     with tow, so that whoever wanted to pass had to contend with
19 5|    without a ditch, and as he wanted to pass through it did not
20 6|       of encampment, for they wanted the site to obey them, and
21 6|     narration of mine, I have wanted that the Romans be imitated,
22 6|       encampments, the Romans wanted to be able to employ the
23 6|       were assaulted have not wanted to go to meet the enemy,
24 6|   Legion from Rome, the enemy wanted to go out to meet it; so
25 6|   throughout his army that he wanted to undertake an engagement
26 6|        Some others, when they wanted to go into one province,
27 6|    already done, who, when he wanted to have a signal made to
28 6| easier. Menno Rodius, when he wanted to draw the enemy from the
29 6|  Alexander the Great, when he wanted to go into Asia and secure
30 6|        And because the Romans wanted to avail themselves of all
31 7|  Alexander the Great, when he wanted to capture Leucadia, captured
32 7|      a horse; so that whoever wanted to keep a mount only, would
33 7|    they did lose their State, wanted also to lose their lives;